As one of the world-leading arbitration sets, and in direct response to the listing delays caused by the Covid-19 pandemic, 39 Essex Chambers are delighted to present an exciting fixed fee ADR package to assist in the resolution of small and medium sized civil claims. We offer parties the choice of a binding arbitration scheme or an advisory adjudication scheme with experienced barristers from 39 Essex Chambers’ Civil Liability Team. Parties simply agree to subject their dispute (in whole or part) to one of the schemes, select a barrister from the 39 EC ADR panel and progress their case through the procedure set out in the scheme rules. The 39 EC ADR Panel comprises over 20 barristers of 5 years’ call and above who have all received internal training from the following leading names in the arbitration field: • Edwin Glasgow CBE QC, FCIArb; • Marion Smith QC FCIArb and Visiting Senior Lecturer in the School of International Arbitration, Queen Mary University of London; and • Peter Hurst LLB MPhl FCIArb, former Senior Costs Judge of England and Wales and accredited mediator and Arbitrator. All three trainers will also act as mentors of the scheme together with Sir Wyn Williams, Judge of the Court of Appeal of Jersey and Guernsey and former High Court Judge of England and Wales, and Sir David Foskett, FCIArb, Member of the Sport Resolutions Arbitration Panel and also a former High Court Judge. CIVIL LIABILITY ARBITRATION AND ADJUDICATION SCHEMES Arbitration Scheme The Arbitration Scheme is a cost-effective and efficient process producing an arbitration Award which is binding on the parties. Parties select an arbitrator from the 39 EC Panel and define the disputes which are referred to the arbitration. The parties have the choice of going directly to an oral hearing with representation or to receive a Preliminary Decision based on the papers within 15 working days of receipt of the papers. The Preliminary Decision will become the final Award unless one of the parties requests an oral hearing. Remote oral hearings can be arranged quickly, and a binding Award will be made. The Arbitration Scheme ensures that litigants receive final binding Awards without the need to wait for a Court listing. The Scheme is flexible enough to allow the parties to adapt its terms to best suit their dispute. Adjudication Scheme The Adjudication Scheme provides a non-binding advisory paper-based process which allows parties to submit any or all of their issues in dispute to an experienced barrister and receive a non-binding evaluation within 15 working days of receipt of the papers. The parties will submit to our bespoke Adjudication Agreement or adapt it by agreement to best suit their needs. This is an ideal solution to facilitate settlement between the parties with the assistance of a neutral evaluation from an independent barrister.
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As one of the world-leading arbitration sets, and in direct response to the listing delays caused by the Covid-19 pandemic, 39 Essex Chambers are delighted to present an exciting fixed fee ADR package to assist in the resolution of small and medium sized civil claims.
We offer parties the choice of a binding arbitration scheme or an advisory adjudication scheme with experienced barristers from 39 Essex Chambers’ Civil Liability Team. Parties simply agree to subject their dispute (in whole or part) to one of the schemes, select a barrister from the 39 EC ADR panel and progress their case through the procedure set out in the scheme rules.
The 39 EC ADR Panel comprises over 20 barristers of 5 years’ call and above who have all received internal training from the following leading names in the arbitration field:• Edwin Glasgow CBE QC, FCIArb;• Marion Smith QC FCIArb and Visiting Senior
Lecturer in the School of International Arbitration, Queen Mary University of London; and
• Peter Hurst LLB MPhl FCIArb, former Senior Costs Judge of England and Wales and accredited mediator and Arbitrator.
All three trainers will also act as mentors of the scheme together with Sir Wyn Williams, Judge of the Court of Appeal of Jersey and Guernsey and former High Court Judge of England and Wales, and Sir David Foskett, FCIArb, Member of the Sport Resolutions Arbitration Panel and also a former High Court Judge.
CIVIL LIABILITY ARBITRATION AND ADJUDICATION SCHEMES
Arbitration SchemeThe Arbitration Scheme is a cost-effective and efficient process producing an arbitration Award which is binding on the parties.
Parties select an arbitrator from the 39 EC Panel and define the disputes which are referred to the arbitration. The parties have the choice of going directly to an oral hearing with representation or to receive a Preliminary Decision based on the papers within 15 working days of receipt of the papers. The Preliminary Decision will become the final Award unless one of the parties requests an oral hearing. Remote oral hearings can be arranged quickly, and a binding Award will be made.
The Arbitration Scheme ensures that litigants receive final binding Awards without the need to wait for a Court listing. The Scheme is flexible enough to allow the parties to adapt its terms to best suit their dispute.
Adjudication SchemeThe Adjudication Scheme provides a non-binding advisory paper-based process which allows parties to submit any or all of their issues in dispute to an experienced barrister and receive a non-binding evaluation within 15 working days of receipt of the papers. The parties will submit to our bespoke Adjudication Agreement or adapt it by agreement to best suit their needs.
This is an ideal solution to facilitate settlement between the parties with the assistance of a neutral evaluation from an independent barrister.
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CHARLIE CORY-WRIGHT qc(Call 1984, Silk 2006)
SUSAN RODWAY qc(Call 1981, Silk 2002)
COLIN McCAUL qc(Call 1978, Silk 2003)
CHRISTIAN DU CANN(Call 1982)
EMILY FORMBY(Call 1993)
JUDITH AYLING(Call 1998)
Fee Structure
VAT is to be added to the fees quoted.
Next StepsOur highly experienced arbitration clerks, Alastair Davidson and Chris Jones, together with our Civil Liability Group Senior Practice Managers, Ben Sundborg and Tom Gibbons, (see page 4) are available right now to answer your queries, provide you with our bespoke agreements and take your bookings. We are ready to provide you and your clients with a fast, efficient and independent means to resolve your dispute now.
Adjudication Arbitration
Paper-Only Remote Oral Process Hearing
Small Claims £350.00 £350.00 £450.00(up to £10k) (< 1.5 hours)
MoJ Stage 3 £180.00 £180.00 £250.00 (< 1 hour)
Fast Track up £500.00 £500.00 £850 to £10k (< 1 day)
Fast Track £750.00 £750.00 £1,000 £10-£15k (< 1 day)
Fast Track £1,000.00 £1,000.00 £1,250£15-£25k (< 1 day)
Multi Track Fees can be discussed during enquiry(£25k+)
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