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Five reasons why judges should conduct settlement conferences
- Sourdin, Tania
Civil dispute resolution obligations: what is reasonable?
Exploring Civil Pre Action Requirements: Resolving Disputes Outside Courts
Cost and time hurdles in civil litigation: exploring the impact of pre-action requirements
- Sourdin, Tania, Burstyner, Naomi
Justice delayed is justice denied
Reforming civil procedure and alternative dispute resolution
A broader view of justice?
Implications for therapeutic judging (TJ) of a psychoanalytical approach to the judicial role - reflections on Robert Burt's contribution
- Sourdin, Tania, Cornes, Richard
Mediation and psychological priming
- Sourdin, Tania, Hioe, Amanda
Consumer vulnerability and complaint handling: challenges, opportunities and dispute system design
- Brennan, Carol, Sourdin, Tania, Williams, Jane, Burstyner, Naomi, Gill, Chris
Editorial
- Sourdin, Tania, Li, Bin
Do Judges Need to be human?: The implications of Technology for Responsive Judging
Judge v robot? Artificial intelligence and judicial decision making
Pre-Action Requirements in Medical Negligence Matters
- Sourdin, Tania, Castles, Margaret, Muddle, Madeline
The Mediating Brain
- Sourdin, Tania, Allen, Benjamin
What is Responsive Judging?
- Sourdin, Tania, Zariski, Archie
Judicial involvement in settlement conferences: opportunities and issues
Just quick and cheap? Civil dispute resolution and technology
- Sourdin, Tania, Li, Bin, Burke, Tony
Skilled mediators and workplace bullying
- Murphy, Ryan, Sourdin, Tania
The psychological impact of judicial work: Australia's first empirical research measuring judicial stress and wellbeing
- Schrever, Carly, Hulbert, Carol, Sourdin, Tania
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