Settlement and ADR
Settlement and ADR resources
Thomson Reuters offers a wide range of Settlement and Alternative Dispute Resolution resources including standard documents, standard clauses, templates and checklists, and calculators, giving legal practitioners a trusted and authoritative starting point when resolving a dispute.
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Settlement toolkit
Practical Law's toolkit on settlement sets out clearly the factors you may need to consider in deciding whether and when to settle. The toolkit includes resources which provide an overview of settlement and of the various ADR mechanisms, as well as documents on the relevant factors in deciding whether and when to settle, the tax implications of settlement and how to go about enforcing a settlement.
Practice Notes, Checklists and Matter Maps
Practical Law practice notes and checklists cover all civil procedure topics, including alternative dispute resolution (ADR); from pre-action to appeals and enforcement. They can help you consider the key benefits and drawbacks of ADR and decide which ADR mechanism may be the most appropriate in your case.
Settlement Calculators
Thomson Reuters offers a wide selection of calculators and tables including: Business Crime, Sentencing Range Calculator, Inflation Calculator, The Retail Prices Index (from Kemp & Kemp), Interest Calculator, Special Investment Account Rate Calculator, Interest Above Base Rate Calculator, Judgment Debt Interest Rate Calculator, Roberts v Johnstone Analysis, Elapsed Time Calculator, and Gross to Net Income Calculator.
Cross-Border Resource Centre
At Thomson Reuters, we know that cross-border matters are complex and can be hugely challenging and risky for businesses and their legal advisors. Practical Law’s cross-border resource centre delivers the tools and guidance you need to work with confidence across borders. The service features an intuitive dashboard to help you navigate complexity and risk in cross-border matters, live user polls and surveys to help you keep on top of market practice and over 400 maintained resources covering key cross-border topics.
White Book
The White Book brings you all the latest guidance on Civil Procedure. It contains the sources of law relating to the practice and procedures of the High Court and the County Court for the handling of civil litigation, subject to the Civil Procedure Rules (CPR). These sources are supplemented by substantial and comprehensive expert commentary.
The complete personal injury package
Updated every 24 hours, we offer you everything you need to know about Personal Injury. We have a host of PI Practice Tools to make your life easier, including Judicial College guidelines, Ogden Tables, and Interest and Inflation calculators. Our PI Bulletin also delivers unrivalled case analysis of the most crucial cases straight to your inbox. With damages and PSLAs automatically updated for inflation every month, you can access over 4,300 quantum reports, rising to over 9,300 if you also subscribe to Kemp on Lawtel. Find summaries of articles from leading PI journals and specialist guidance with the Kemp Commentary, taking you through every step of handling a PI case.
Settlement and ADR Resources
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