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    Alternative Dispute Resolution (ADR) refers to settling disputes outside of a courtroom through methods like negotiation, mediation, arbitration, and early neutral evaluation. Negotiation is generally the first option attempted as it allows both parties to directly resolve the dispute themselves. Mediation uses a trained mediator to bring parties together to find a mutually agreeable resolution. Arbitration is a more simplified trial where an arbitral panel listens to evidence and delivers a decision. ADR methods are growing in popularity due to rising litigation costs and delays of using the court system.

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    Alternative Dispute Resolution (ADR) refers to settling disputes outside of a courtroom through methods like negotiation, mediation, arbitration, and early neutral evaluation. Negotiation is generally the first option attempted as it allows both parties to directly resolve the dispute themselves. Mediation uses a trained mediator to bring parties together to find a mutually agreeable resolution. Arbitration is a more simplified trial where an arbitral panel listens to evidence and delivers a decision. ADR methods are growing in popularity due to rising litigation costs and delays of using the court system.

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    Alternative Dispute Resolution (ADR) refers to settling disputes outside of a courtroom through methods like negotiation, mediation, arbitration, and early neutral evaluation. Negotiation is generally the first option attempted as it allows both parties to directly resolve the dispute themselves. Mediation uses a trained mediator to bring parties together to find a mutually agreeable resolution. Arbitration is a more simplified trial where an arbitral panel listens to evidence and delivers a decision. ADR methods are growing in popularity due to rising litigation costs and delays of using the court system.

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    Running head: ADR ANALYSIS 1

    ADR Analysis

    Sherry Marie Stender

    LAW/531

    March 3, 2015

    Norma Sutton
    ADR ANALYSIS 2

    ADR Analysis

    Alternative Dispute Resolution (ADR) refers to a means of settling disputes outside of a

    courtroom. ADR includes negotiation, conciliation, mediation, early neutral evaluation, and

    arbitration. Because of rising costs of litigation and delays that courtroom appearances cause

    litigants, more businesses have turned to ADR.

    Arbitration and Mediation are two of the most common forms of ADR. Negotiation is

    generally attempted first to resolve a dispute because negotiation allows both parties to meet in

    order to attempt to resolve the dispute. The disputing parties have the ability to control the

    process and the solution when resolving by negotiation.

    Mediation is another popular ADR method to avoid litigation. Mediators are trained

    negotiators used to bring the opposing parties together and try to find a resolution that both

    parties can accept. Mediation is used for a wide range of case-types including disputes between

    stock brokers and investors.

    Arbitration is a more simplified version of a courtroom trial that includes evidence. An

    arbitration is facilitated by an arbitral panel. Both sides must agree on an arbitrator or each side

    must select an arbitrator and those two together select a third. The arbitrators meet for

    negotiations a few times a day and the hearings can last varied amounts of times. The arbitrators

    will deliberate much like a jury in a trial and deliver a decision or arbitral award.

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