Alternative Dispute Resolution

Alternative Dispute Resolution

After a formal exchange of information and documents is completed in most lawsuits, a form of “alternative dispute resolution” or “ADR” is usually employed in an attempt to settle cases. Very often courts order ADR, which can include judicial arbitration, mediation, or settlement conferences before a judge or court referee. These ADR processes generally are not binding on the parties, and they can walk away from them if they are not satisfied with the results or what is being offered.

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