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• Pros and Cons for Use of Mediation to Resolve Disputes ( July 2000 )
  Joyce A. Mitchell & Associates, P.C.

  PROS Certainty of results, parties involved in decision and can structure practical settlement to their needs; .

• Employment Law Alert: Issue 63 ( March 2000 )
  Nixon Peabody LLP

  This article discusses settlement agreements involving state law age discrimination claims and mediation claims.

• Alternative Dispute Resolution in North Carolina ( June 2000 )
  Beverly D. Teague of Beverly D. Teague, P.C.

  Until recent years, clients' only legal recourse in resolving a controversy was either to attempt to settle the .

• Internal Dispute Resolution Programs: A Growing Trend ( May 2000 )
  Tracey S Wiltgen of

  This article discusses the changing nature in-house grievance structures and the expanding use of ADR procedures.

• Why the Hawaii State Bar Supports ADR ( May 2000 )
  Alan  Van Etten of

  This article discusses the advantages and potential disadvantages of ADR.

• Beyond Mediation ( May 2000 )
  Leonard P. Reina of

  Now that mediation has become an accepted part of the practice of trial law, many trial lawyers are expanding their skills to include other forms of alternative dispute resolution (ADR).

• Dispute Resolution and Litigation ( February 2000 )
  Michael L. Muirhead of Michael L. Muirhead

  The term "Dispute Resolution" includes litigation, but is much broader than that. Litigation is the involveme.

• Mediation Saves M.E.T. ( February 2000 )
  Sherill (Sheri) Youngberg Dean of Sheri Y. Dean & Assoc.

  What is M.E.T.? It is the acronym for M—Money, E—Emotion, and T- Time. The following information is intended .

• Divorce--Litigation And The Mediation Alternative ( January 2000 )
  Judith Margulies Knopf of Margulies, Wind & Herrington, P.A.

  Divorce is a time of changing financial arrangements and parenting responsibilities. Creative and flexible .