The University
School of Law and Legal Studies, GGSIPU organised “A Two – Day Online Workshop
on Mediation” on 18th and 19th October 2021, 4
PM onwards. The event was graced by Dr. Aman Hingorani.
Areas that were
covered during the workshop:
1.
Practical skills required for
Mediation
2.
Online Mediation and mediation skills
required for ease of doing business
About the Speaker
Dr. Aman Hingorani is a practising lawyer and mediator at the Hon’ble Supreme
Court and the High Court of Delhi. Dr Hingorani has been appointed as an
Arbitrator by the Delhi High Court and acts as an Arbitrator with the PHD Chambers
of Commerce and Industry. He is also an adjunct faculty to teach students as
well as runs his own training courses for judicial officers, lawyers and law
teachers at several institutions in India (including National Judicial Academy,
Bhopal; Campus Law Centre, University of Delhi; Indian Law Institute, New
Delhi) and abroad (including Keble College, University of Oxford, UK; Law
School, Warwick University, UK; South Asian Institute of Advanced Legal and
Human Rights Studies, Dhaka, Bangladesh). Dr. Hingorani has previously
addressed national as well as international audiences on the Kashmir issue and
his celebrated book ‘Unravelling the Kashmir Knot’ published by Sage
Publication received rave reviews from former Justices of the Supreme Court,
journalists and diplomats for its unique perspective on Kashmir. Dr Hingorani
is also a frequent contributor to LiveLaw and has been writing constantly on
Article 370 in the days following its abrogation.
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