Court settlement process - Revision history

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	The court settlement process is a from of alternative dispute resolution.		The court settlement process is a from of alternative dispute resolution.

−	It a private process that is a combination of early neutral evaluation and mediation~~, which~~ was first proposed in 2005 by HHJ Toulmin CMG QC and introduced by the Technology and Construction Court (TCC) on a trial basis in 2006. It was described as “a confidential, voluntary and non-binding dispute resolution process”. It is similar to the ICE conciliation process and Dispute Review Boards.	+	It is a private process that is a combination of early neutral evaluation and mediation. It was first proposed in 2005 by HHJ Toulmin CMG QC and introduced by the Technology and Construction Court (TCC) on a trial basis in 2006. It was described as “a confidential, voluntary and non-binding dispute resolution process”. It is similar to the ICE conciliation process and to Dispute Review Boards.

−	It is intended for use in situations where, following a request from the parties, a case managing judge feels that the parties should be able to achieve an amicable settlement and ~~assists them~~ in ~~reaching~~ a settlement.	+	The court settlement process is intended for use in situations where, following a request from the parties, a case managing judge feels that the parties should be able to achieve an amicable settlement. In such circumstances, the case managing judge would then be at liberty to offer a court settlement process to the parties and, if accepted by all relevant parties to the case, that judge or another TCC judge would make a court settlement order embodying the parties’ agreement and fixing a date for a court settlement conference, with an estimated duration proportionate to the issues in the case (usually no longer than a day). The judge would then conduct the court settlement process.

−	~~In such circumstances~~, the ~~case managing judge would then be at liberty to offer~~ a ~~court~~ settlement ~~process to the parties and~~, ~~if accepted by all relevant parties to~~ the case, ~~that~~ judge ~~or another TCC judge would make a~~ court settlement ~~order embodying~~ the ~~parties’ agreement and fixing a date for a court~~ settlement ~~conference, with an estimated duration proportionate to the issues~~ in the ~~case (usually no longer than a day)~~.	+	If successful, the parties sign a settlement agreement. If a settlement is not reached, then the case would proceed with another case management judge, with the judge who had conducted the court settlement process (the settlement judge) taking no further part in the litigation.

−	The judge would then conduct the court settlement process. If successful, the parties sign a settlement agreement. If a settlement is not reached, then the case would proceed with another case management judge, with the judge conducting the court settlement process (the settlement judge) taking no further part in the litigation.	+	The idea has met with mixed response.
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−	The idea has met with mixed response.	+

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	*Alternative dispute resolution.		*Alternative dispute resolution.
		+	*Conciliation.
		+	*Dispute resolution board.
		+	*Mediation.

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−	The court settlement process is a from of alternative dispute resolution.	+	The court settlement process is a from of alternative dispute resolution.

−	It is a combination of early neutral evaluation and mediation, which was introduced by the Technology and Construction Court (TCC) on a trial basis in 2006. It ~~is intended for use in situations where~~, ~~following a request from the parties, a case managing judge feels that the parties should be able~~ to ~~achieve an amicable settlement~~.	+	It a private process that is a combination of early neutral evaluation and mediation, which was first proposed in 2005 by HHJ Toulmin CMG QC and introduced by the Technology and Construction Court (TCC) on a trial basis in 2006. It was described as “a confidential, voluntary and non-binding dispute resolution process”. It is similar to the ICE conciliation process and Dispute Review Boards.

−	~~In such circumstances~~, the case managing judge ~~would then be at liberty to offer a court settlement process to~~ the parties ~~and, if accepted by all relevant parties~~ to ~~the case, that judge or another TCC judge would make a court~~ settlement ~~order embodying the parties’ agreement~~ and ~~fixing~~ a ~~date for a court~~ settlement ~~conference, with an estimated duration proportionate to the issues in the case~~.	+	It is intended for use in situations where, following a request from the parties, a case managing judge feels that the parties should be able to achieve an amicable settlement and assists them in reaching a settlement.

−	The judge would then conduct the court settlement process ~~and if~~ a settlement ~~were~~ not reached, then the case would proceed with another case management judge, with the judge conducting the court settlement process (the settlement judge) taking no further part in the litigation.	+	In such circumstances, the case managing judge would then be at liberty to offer a court settlement process to the parties and, if accepted by all relevant parties to the case, that judge or another TCC judge would make a court settlement order embodying the parties’ agreement and fixing a date for a court settlement conference, with an estimated duration proportionate to the issues in the case (usually no longer than a day).
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		+	The judge would then conduct the court settlement process. If successful, the parties sign a settlement agreement. If a settlement is not reached, then the case would proceed with another case management judge, with the judge conducting the court settlement process (the settlement judge) taking no further part in the litigation.
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		+	The idea has met with mixed response.

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The court settlement process is a from of alternative dispute resolution.

It is a combination of early neutral evaluation and mediation, which was introduced by the Technology and Construction Court (TCC) on a trial basis in 2006. It is intended for use in situations where, following a request from the parties, a case managing judge feels that the parties should be able to achieve an amicable settlement.

In such circumstances, the case managing judge would then be at liberty to offer a court settlement process to the parties and, if accepted by all relevant parties to the case, that judge or another TCC judge would make a court settlement order embodying the parties’ agreement and fixing a date for a court settlement conference, with an estimated duration proportionate to the issues in the case.

The judge would then conduct the court settlement process and if a settlement were not reached, then the case would proceed with another case management judge, with the judge conducting the court settlement process (the settlement judge) taking no further part in the litigation.

= Find out more =

=== Related articles on Designing Buildings Wiki ===
*Alternative dispute resolution.

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