Greggonomics 16: No more emails anymore (well, after 5pm and at weekends…)
Gregory Hunt reflects on a small decision that quietly changed how he works: removing work email from his phone. Three months later the inbox still waits until morning — and the
Hunt ADR at The Barrister Group 2026 Spring Conference
Hunt ADR attended and presented at The Barrister Group Spring Conference 2026, with Gregg Hunt and Kelly Thornton delivering a session on AI in mediation and arbitration. The event
Scottish Court Confirms Finality of Arbitration: Strong Support for the Travel Arbitration Scheme
A Scottish court has confirmed the binding effect of an award made under the ABTA Arbitration Scheme, reinforcing the finality of arbitration and preventing parties from re-litigat
Johanne Thompson Joins Hunt ADR Faculty
Johanne Thompson (Joe) has joined the Hunt ADR Training Faculty. A Hunt ADR graduate and experienced independent assessor, Joe brings extensive legal education expertise and academ
Greggonomics 15: Three Nuns and a Priest Walk Into a Room…
After 18 months of litigation, rising costs and entrenched positions, a dispute settled in a way no court could have ordered. A story about imagination, timing and the quiet power
Greggonomics 14: Every Dispute Is a Chessboard
A holiday charity shop purchase led to this week’s reflection: what chess teaches us about mediation, arbitration and why not every dispute needs a checkmate.
Greggonomics 13: The Nine Circles of Hell
Most disputes don’t explode. They drift from silence, to assumption, to a point where someone eventually feels there is no real choice left. Using Dante’s Inferno, this piece e
Greggonomics 12: The Reality of Complaints in Independent ADR
A candid Greggonomics piece on the realities of handling complaints in independent ADR, the abuse that comes with unpopular decisions, and how AI is making accuracy harder - not ea
Greggonomics 11: The Biology of the Deal: Why Resolution is a Health Intervention
Is resolution just a signature on a settlement agreement, or is it something more? Gregg Hunt explores the "Biology of the Deal," examining the physical toll of conflict and why "H
Why Mediation is Vital for SEND Disputes: Insights from Alison Hall
Experienced SEND professional Alison Hall reflects on Hunt ADR training, ranking the top 5 "Added Values of Mediation" for resolving complex disputes and protecting child outcomes