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
AI Finally Arrives in CEDR’s 2025 Mediation Audit
CEDR’s 2025 Mediation Audit finally brings AI into the mediation conversation. Here’s what it says - and how mediators can prepare for the future.
Checkmate or Settlement? What Chess Can Teach Us About ADR
After decades in mediation and arbitration - and just as many years with a chessboard nearby - Gregory Hunt explores how the pieces of a classic game reveal deep truths about the r
Celebrating 9 Years of Hunt ADR: Innovation, Integrity & Impact in Arbitration and Mediation
Hunt ADR turns 9 today! From one case to thousands, from one idea to global reach, we’re proud of the journey we’ve taken in arbitration and mediation since 2016. We’ve share
No Disputing That: A New Chapter in ADR Education and Engagement
Since 2022 No Disputing That has been a leading voice in the world of Alternative Dispute Resolution (ADR), offering thought-provoking conversations on arbitration, mediation, and
Announcing Our 2025 Mediator Training Dates
We are pleased to announce our 2025 Mediator Skills Training schedule, offering both online and in-person options to suit a variety of preferences and schedules. Our training prog
Celebrating Ulster University: The Times University of the Year 2024
Hunt ADR is delighted to celebrate the incredible achievement of Ulster University, named The Times University of the Year 2024. This prestigious accolade is a testament to the Uni
Born in a Barn? An expensive lesson in unreasonably refusing to engage in mediation
You’ll know the well-known phrase “Were you born in a barn?” meaning “Engaging in the annoying behavior of inappropriately, and usually neglectfully, leaving open a door o