Conflict Avoidance, Management and Dispute Resolution Procedures L1 Flashcards

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What 3 types of dispute resolution are there?

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  1. Negotiation - start
  2. Mediation - middle man
  3. Adjudication - court £££
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What are the various alternative dispute resolution (ADR) options?

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  • Mediation - Often without prejudice - Neautral Mediator faciliates decision
  • Arbitration - Quasi judge will determine an outcome
  • Ajudication - Imposes 28 day time scale using a binding contract (often used in construction)
  • Inderpendant Expert Determination - RICS appointed Inderpendant Expert Advisor - Binding
  • Early Neutral Evaluation - Neutreal expert investigates and gives a non-binding decision

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How do you avoid conflict?

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  • Clear terms of engagement negotiated transparently
  • Proactive risk analysis - ask yourself what could go wrong?
  • Manage expectations - understand objectives of parties
  • Detailed audit trail
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What guidance is there for acting as Expert Witness and Advocate?

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  1. Practice Statement Surveyors Acting as Expert Witness (4th Edition) 2023
  2. Practice Statement Surveyors Acting as Advocate (2nd Edition) 2017
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What is the difference between Expert Witness and Advocate?

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  • Expert Witness: Duty is to the panel to present factual matters
  • Advocate: Duty is to provide a summaristion of matters inline with clients interest
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What were changes were made to Practice Statement Surveyors Acting as Expert Witness (4th Edition) 2023?

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  • New document allows Experts to take instruction from solicitors instructed on a conditional fee basis on an unconditional fee basis
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What are the requirments of Acting as Expert Witness?

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  • Duty is the panel
  • Must be impartial
  • Cannot be on a conditonal fee basis
  • Must have inspected (or state why you did not inspect)
  • Requires conflict of intrest check and ToEs with fixed fee and
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What are the requirments of Acting as Advocate?

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  • Duty is to provide a summaristion of matters inline with clients interest
  • Must be competent
  • Instruction must be confirmed in writing
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Who is the RICS defult ADR provider in the UK?

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RICS use Centre for Effective Dispute Resolution - (CEDR)
since 2018 and the contract was renewed in 2023

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Where must a firm state their ADR procedure?

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ADR must be stated in a firms Complaint Handling Procedure

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