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Chris AustinMember for 19 years 2 months
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Where is the best country to practice dispute resolution?

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    Oliver Melling ·
    Chris,

    Each country has its own laws and prefers different types of contract.

    Which is the best to learn in? Depends which one you want to work in!

    Oliver
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    Chris Austin ·
    Based on your experience which would you prefer to work in?
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    Oliver Melling ·
    I have no real claims experience but i would have to say England is the best place to learn, as you will get paid the most money whilst learning.

    I think it comes down to which firm you work for as most reputable companies will have international companies.

    Are you planning to get some experience?
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    A D ·
    Hi Chris,

    On AMAZON, there is very good on dispute resolution construction management.

    http://www.amazon.com/Dispute-Resolution-Construction-Management-Eilenberg/dp/0868406457/ref=sr_1_6/102-4284851-1663338?ie=UTF8&s=books&qid=1189922427&sr=1-6

    Purchased this last year and its only 60+ USD

    This may help u a bit

    Cheers,

    Ravi
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    Chris Oggham ·
    Clive,

    That is a most interesting suggestion; I wonder if anyone will be inclined to try it?

    Chris Oggham
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    David Bordoli ·
    What do you think Chris? As an expert recruiter in this area don’t your contacts tell you the best place to work? Or should it be the other way around that you should be telling your candidates the best place to work?

    Maybe if you look at your order book you could tell us which countries are recruiting the most claims/forensic specialists?
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    Chris Oggham ·
    David,

    Perhaps Chris Austin has followed Clive’s suggestion and gone to Iraq to find out about dispute resolution there firsthand! I’m sure he’d find it both interesting and educational.

    Chris Oggham

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