Alternative Dispute Resolution Lawyers

Alternative Dispute Resolution (ADR) is how disputes can be negotiated and resolved outside of the courtroom in a non-adversarial manner. Alternative Dispute Resolution (ADR) typically includes arbitration, mediation, collaborative law, and other methods.
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Frequently Asked Questions

  • What Happens When An Agreement Is Made In Mediation? 4 Star Rating
    Once the case is settled in a way that is agreeable to all sides, the mediator and/or parties will draft a document outlining the terms of the agreement and stipulating how it will be implemented. … more
  • How Does The Arbitration Process Generally Work?
    The arbitrator initiates the hearing by swearing in the parties and witnesses who will testify. The parties then give opening arguments and present both documentary (usually written) and … more
  • Is Mediation Voluntary?
    Mediation is usually voluntary although participation is sometimes mandated by contract or by the court. Settlement, however, can never be mandated. When settlement is reached, these mediated … more

Legal Articles

  • The Different Types of Alternative Dispute Resolution 3 Star Rating
    The American judicial system is a well established way of providing a fair resolution to legal disputes. However, many people agree that going to court is an expensive and time consuming way to come to a resolution. Accordingly, alternative dispute resolution options are becoming more popular as a way to settle legal matters without incurring the expense of litigation or the … more

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