Hire an arbitrator or a ‘private judge’

What Parties can expect from Cher as a private judge

When Parties want some control over the process (procedure) and, for various complex reasons, need a neutral person to render solutions, and most importantly, have their disputes kept private and confidential, and/or maintain their relationships harmoniously during and beyond the disputes.

Parties need a private judge, someone with the knowledge and experience to address the complex issues surrounding the disputes. Also, a private judge will ensure that the parties’ wishes and needs are factored into the procedure, so that the decision rendered will be binding on the parties.

If the parties decide that a ‘Go-Between’ is not suitable, perhaps because their disputes involve complex elements, e.g., different cultural backgrounds, different jurisdictions, and/or complex business or technical aspects. Maybe a ‘Go-Between’ is not an option available due to their contractual agreements. The other alternative is to have a private judge (or a tribunal) with specialist knowledge or experience in resolving the complex disputes. Here, the private judge is commonly referred to as an adjudicator or an arbitrator. In their capacity as private judges, decisions are generally binding, and the parties’ only control is over the process of conducting the arbitration.

Cher is able to offer her expertise and experience in the field of information technology or information systems in commerce and in the financial services, either in the capacity of a IT dispute consultant or as an arbitrator.

Cher can be appointed by the parties, and the appointment must be unilaterally agreed upon. In this instance, she will act as an ad hoc arbitrator, giving the parties flexibility in deciding how and where they want their disputes resolved.

Cher is a Fellow of the Chartered Institute of Arbitrators, CIArb

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