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Linex Legal launches new information service for the Chartered Institute of Arbitrators20 November 2006 - From today, the Chartered Institute of Arbitrators’ (CIArb) 11,000 plus members will benefit further by receiving regular updates on new developments in private dispute resolution, after entering an agreement with Linex Legal, the global online distributor of information.
The new service, which brings together thousands of articles, updates and newsletters published by leading practitioners and of relevance to professionals with an interest in arbitration, mediation and other forms of alternative dispute resolution, will be available to the CIArb’s members via an email alerter.
As the CIArb works in a wide variety of business and commercial sectors, the service will act as an international resource centre for practitioners, policy makers, academics and those in business concerned with the cost effective and early settlement of disputes.
Commenting, Michael Forbes Smith, Director General at CIArb said: "I’m sure that this new service will benefit our members. Our members lead very demanding work-lives, while at the same time it is imperative that they are up to date with what is going on within their sector. Linex Legal is ideal as it will monitor all the news issues relevant to our members from a wide range of sources and will be available at a click of a button. Linex Legal will be one part of CIArb’s 21 st Century resource centre . To continue being a learned society, we are reshaping our information flow so that members will have easy access to news and reports, publications, research facilities and links to associate bodies no matter where they are in the world.” Commenting on the new partnership, Mathew Dickinson, Managing Director of Linex Legal said: “We are delighted that CIArb has chosen Linex Legal to provide an update service to its members. Linex Legal is already one of the leading providers of information solutions to member organisations in the UK, and this agreement with CIArb further cements its reputation in that respect."
To subscribe to the service, please go to www.arbitrators.org/alerter
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About The Chartered Institute of Arbitrators The CIArb is an international centre of excellence for the promotion and facilitation of dispute resolution. Widely regarded as the professional home for all dispute resolvers, CIArb membership supports the professional credibility of more than 11,000 individuals and gives users confidence that the very best individual is helping to resolve their dispute. In addition to providing education and training for arbitrators, mediators and adjudicators, the CIArb acts as an international resource centre for practitioners, policy makers, academics and those in business concerned with the cost effective and early settlement of disputes.
CIArb Press Contact- Noreen Shah External Communications Officer T +44 (0)20 7421 7437
About Linex Legal Linex Legal Limited is a privately owned based company that specialises in the distribution of legal information to lawyers in private practice, industry, academia, and regulatory bodies in 17 jurisdictions around the world. Many of the leading Australian law firms and corporate entities are regular users of its online information services. Linex Legal is now recognized as one of the required online information services for legal professionals to keep themselves up-to-date with information being published by leading law firms and government organizations nationwide and globally. Linex ContactMatthew Dickinson Managing Director E matthew.dickinson@linexlegal.com T +44 (0)870 446 0844 |
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