Alternative
Dispute Resolution Technique (ADR): ADR is a less cumbersome method
of conflict management that you may want to consider instead of hiring a
lawyer to manage your conflicts. We include an overview of the ADR process
as well as a write-up of the advantages and disadvantages that you need
to consider when you are in need of managing conflict. This conflict resolution
skill has been touted as THE co-operative approach to resolve conflict.
But others disagree. Read why. Also learn how ADR can be applied to family
conflicts, and is not just applicable to conflict management in business.
By Alan Levy
- Brief overview of the ADR process that explains the basic ADR process and it's main and secondary printiples.
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By Ronald G. Silikovitz, Ph.D
- Alternative Dispute Resolution (ADE) is not just used in business, but is a powerful tool for use in family life. Learn about it's family applications from this fable.
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By Brad Spangler
- Learn the basics of the ADR process from this brief article that includes information about the advantages and disadvantages of ADR (alternative dispute resolution), the ADR process, and a brief history.
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By Karen D. Schwartz
- Some companies are inserting ADR clauses in their contracts to help reduce the involvement of the courts and lawyers when business conflicts occur.
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By Jane Gunn
- Makes the case for companies to put into place alternate methods for resolving disputes and disagreements.
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By Andrew Wood
- Too much, too long, and too costly: that is business's view of litigation. Although 90% of lawsuits are settled out of court, settlements usually occur only as a trial date approaches and after most of the costs have already been incurred. In an effort to overcome the disadvantages of the traditional legal system, chemical companies are increasingly turning to alternative dispute resolution (ADR).
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