Types of Dispute Resolution | SQE Prep

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A. Powell, Dispute Resolution (4th edn, University of Law, 2024).
D. Sixsmith, SQE Dispute Resolution (Revise SQE, 2024).
Browne, Commercial Dispute Resolution 2025 (Legal Practice Course, University of Law, 2025).


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