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Community Dispute Resolution Centers Provide Accessible ADR Throughout the State ( January 1999 )
In 1988, the Michigan Legislature passed the community Dispute Resolution Act which established the Community Dispu. -
New Law Mandates ADR in Federal Courts ( January 1999 )
President Clinton has signed into law HR Bill 3528 which requires all federal district courts to authorize and prom. -
Mediation: An Effective Process to Resolve Complex Commercial Disputes ( December 1998 )
With the continuing rise in litigation costs coupled with the length of time it takes to fully litigate most comple. -
What Is Mediation And How Does It Work? ( March 1998 )
Mediation is a procedure in which the parties discuss their disputes with the assistance of a trained impartial third person(s) who assists them in reaching a settlement. It may be an informal meeting among the parties or a scheduled settlement conference. -
Mediation Plus: An Inexpensive Way to Dispose of International Disputes ( February 1998 )
Mediation plus is the combination of known dispute resolution devices in an effort to circumvent the morass of litigation and arbitration, while still retaining the useful features of each. -
New California Mediation Confidential Law ( January 1998 )
The California legislature recently passed, and the governor signed last month, a law (AB 939) substantially re. -
Ten Steps To A Successful Mediation ( January 1998 )
This article discusses the steps that can be taken to maximize the possibility that a reasonable and mutually satisfactory settlement can be achieved through the use of mediation. -
Zealous Advocacy, Mediation, And The Tangled Pursuit Of The "Win" ( January 1998 )
? 39.10 Winning and What it Is "Winning isn't everything, it's the ONLY thing!" "A winner never quits, and a . -
Hard Bargains ( December 1996 )
Where a dispute to be mediated pertains to an ongoing relationship (e.g., a disagreement over parental visitation . -
Verdicts & Settlements ( December 1996 )
Where a dispute to be mediated pertains to an ongoing relationship (e.g., a disagreement over parental v.
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