Other than patent trolls, nobody likes litigation. ADR helps people resolve issues without litigation. Learn how ADR can help you with your issue with this helpful FAQ!
Alternative dispute resolution (ADR) is one of several methods of resolving a dispute outside of a courtroom or litigation.
People who could benefit from ADR methods include: couples getting a divorce, people dealing with complex transactions, companies or people dealing with difficult and complex situations.
The goal of ADR is not to replace litigation. ADR helps people reach agreements outside of court when possible. This is just not possible in all cases.
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Mediation involves a neutral third party who is there to help the disputing parties come to a resolution of their dispute, or at least narrow their differences. Arbitration involves an arbitrator who listens to evidence from both parties and then determines an award to the appropriate party, which can be legally binding.
