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 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
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
Streamlining Redress: Introducing the 2026 ABTA Arbitration Rules and Tarbi 2.0
Hunt ADR announces the new 2026 ABTA Arbitration Rules and the launch of Tarbi 2.0. Learn how we’ve optimized the process by removing the comments stage to eliminate confusion an
Greggonomics 1: oh dear, another newsletter!
Welcome to the inaugural edition of Greggonomics. In this issue, Gregory Hunt introduces his new, unstructured space for thoughts on ADR and AI. Plus, a critical lesson from footba