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Should I Stay or Should I Proceed Now: ADR clauses in the news again (Balfour Beatty v Modus Corovest).

Mediation clauses are under scrutiny again. The push for courts to stay proceedings for ADR brings attention to the careful drafting of mediation clauses and agreements.