ADR Learning Series by Maadhyam
Part I-Arbitration
At Maadhyam, we are dedicated to equipping young professionals with the skills and knowledge necessary to excel in the field of Alternative Dispute Resolution (ADR). Our ADR Learning Series is meticulously designed to delve deep into the nuances of various dispute resolution mechanisms.
This series is your gateway to mastering the complexities of ADR, starting with our intensive module on Arbitration. Begin your journey with a comprehensive exploration of Arbitration, focusing on the development of effective drafting skills essential for successful arbitration proceedings.
These series are specially curated to promote and support young professionals.It is part of our initiative to educate and empower the next generation of ADR practitioners.
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ADR Learning Series is your gateway to mastering the intricacies of Alternate Dispute Resolution, starting with our first module on Arbitration. This journey begins with an in depth exploration of Arbitration, with a particular focus on effective drafting skills.
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Maadhyam Unveils ADR Learning Series
Alternate Dispute Resolution (ADR) learning series Part 1 organised by Maadhyam International Council for Conflict resolution was inaugurated by Justice (Rtd) Mukta Gupta on 21st October.
Ms Puja Anand, Joint Secretary, Maadhyam, welcomed Justice Mukta Gupta and highlighted how Justice Gupta has not only been instrumental in delivering some remarkable judgements but also how she has been a beacon of light in the field of arbitration and mediation and will always be so in guiding the younger generation of professionals in the field of ADR.
Justice Mukta Gupta in her special Address, elaborated upon the nuances of Arbitration. In her elaborate address Justice Gupta touched upon almost every part of arbitration in detail keeping off to an engaging session.
Part-1 of the learning series focused on 'Enhancing Skills in Arbitration Pleading', It was conducted by senior professors and senior Advocates who gave the practical view of the different aspects of Arbitration. The session was attended by more than 50 participants from the field of law, engineering and Charted Accountancy.
Sr. Advocate and President-elect of Maadhyam, J P Sengh while opening the session endorsed Justice Mukta Gupta's remarks that learning is a never ending process and the ADR series would go a long way in training ADR professionals which is the need of the hour. J P Sengh also emphasised how, when the practices are shifting from Adhoc Arbitration to institutional arbitration it is important to acknowledge this shift sooner and such learning series would be required more.
Part-1 of the ADR learning series was divided in four sessions:
