We have previously provided articles dealing more generally with mediation in insolvency cases. See, e.g., Jack Esher’s recent survey for GRR, Insolvency Mediation Around the Globe (view Jack’s GRR article by clicking on this link); and his prior article for International Corporate Rescue (ICR), Recent Use of Mediation for Resolution and Effective Management of Large Case Insolvencies, International Corporate Rescue, Volume 12, Issue 6 at 349 (Chase Cambria Company (Publishing) Ltd, 12/2015) (downloads available by request to Jack: esher@cbinsolvency.com
Our article in the current INSOL Quarterly Journal digs a little deeper to discuss using mediation in specific cases, and we discuss two reported cross-border cases, one in which mediation was not used and one in which it was. Using these real-case examples, we explain strategy concerns and most effective practices for using mediation in cases. We hope you find it informative and useful.
And now, for something completely different, here is one of Jack’s articles on Insolvency Mediation that was published in Russia. Many thanks to Prof. Tsisana Shamlikashvili, President of the Center for Mediation in Law and the National Organization of Mediators in Moscow, for this translation!
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In a cross-border insolvency matter, if an expert opinion is required, if skilled mediation or arbitration can help resolve disputes, or if cross-border insolvency is simply unfamiliar territory, CBI can help.
We will be pleased to discuss your cross-border insolvency issues and agree on a case-specific arrangement to assist you. Please reach out to any of us for a quick and easy assessment of how we can help you. We welcome your thoughts, comments and questions.
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