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This Sunday’s edition of The Law delved into how to promote Alternative Dispute Resolution for all parties.
It educated viewers on what ADR is. The benefits of using ADR as well as its shortcomings.
Guests to join in the discussion were: California State, University- Sacramento, Prof Ernest Uwazie, Chair of GHACMA IMC, Georgette Francois and Member of GHACMA IMC, William Pit-Doe.
Find the livestream below:
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