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CPD Course:
The Role of the Lawyer
in Mediation

Presented by
Mr. Danny McFadden,
LLM, FCIArb,
Arbitrator, Lawyer, Mediator, Trainer,
CEDR Director & Managing Director,
CEDR Asia Pacific, Hong Kong

The Role of the Lawyer in Mediation
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Code: EVT000000016 Level: Intermediate
Date: 10 April 2014 (Thursday) Language: English
Time: 14:30 - 17:45 Accreditation(s): LSHK 3.0 CPD Points
HKMAAL 3.0 CPD Points
HKIAC 3.0 CPD Points
for Accredited Mediators
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Presenter's Profile:
Mr. Danny McFadden

Danny, a CEDR Director for 11 years and is dually qualified as a lawyer both in Australia and the UK.  He has been involved in negotiation, conflict resolution training, mediation and international business for over 20 years.  After completing his Masters in Commercial Law he specialized in dispute resolution and international trade.

Danny speaks Mandarin Chinese fluently and mediates regularly in Hong Kong and China using both English and Mandarin.  He has worked with people of all nationalities and has a clear understanding of the dynamics of mediating and arbitrating across national boundaries.  Based in Hong Kong he mediates regularly in the commercial, employment, construction, succession and trusts, banking, insurance, and property sectors with a particular expertise in cross-cultural and multinational disputes.  He is also an expert trainer and facilitator providing training in conflict management, negotiation, change management, unconscious bias and mediation to organisations such as the IFC, UN, ADB, IHG, World Bank and MTR.

In 2009 he was appointed Director of Mediation at the United Nations in New York, mediating cases and this followed on from 2008, when he joined the United Nations Ombudsman’s New York Office in as an expert adviser on the establishment of a new Mediation Division.  His Report formed part of the terms of reference for mediation in the new internal UN Justice System.

Danny has worked as a trainer and consultant in many countries including Azerbaijan, China, Cameroon, Guyana, Hong Kong, Ireland, Mongolia, Singapore, Sweden, the UK and the USA.  He is a visiting Professor at Kobe University Japan teaching International Dispute Resolution.  He has provided consultancy to the legislatures of Hong Kong, China and Vietnam.

Danny is a member of the Hong Kong Government’s Steering Committee on Mediation, Vice Chair of the Hong Kong Mediation Accreditation Association Limited (HKMAAL), International Ombudsman Association, Law Society of England and Wales, Civil Mediation Council, International Bar Association, World Jurist Association, American Bar Association and a Fellow of the Chartered Institute of Arbitrators.  He is currently serving on Mediator Panels: CAO, UN Mediation Division New York, IMI, SIMC, THAC, CEDR Solve, World Bank Group and CCPIT Mediation Centre Beijing.

Recent publications include:

  • Book: “China’s International Business Transactions and Laws”, Kluwer Law, 2017, Danny McFadden and D. Wilde KCDM (Editors) also author Chapter on “Mediation in China”
  • Book: “Mediation in Singapore”, Co-Editor and Author, Sweet & Maxwell, 2015, New Edition published, 2017.
  • Book: “Mediation in Greater China: The New Frontier for Commercial Mediation”, Author, Hong Kong: Wolters Kluwer/CCH Hong Kong, 2013.

Course Outline:
Introductions

  • Definitions
  • Claiming vs. Creating value
  • Comparisons with Litigation

The Mediation Process - Phases of Mediation

  • Phases of mediation
  • Video/Live theatrical demonstration

What to Mediate and When?

  • Selecting a mediator
  • Convincing others to mediate
  • The Civil Justice Reform (CJR) and Mediation Practice Direction 31
  • Mediation Certificate, Mediation Notice and Mediation Response
  • Preparing for the mediation
  • Documentation
  • Preparing team
  • Dealing with deadlock

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