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Advantages of Alternative Dispute Resolutions - Legal & Ethical Issues for Managers.
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Workshop Objectives Advantages of Alternative Dispute Resolutions Legal & Ethical Issues for Managers CMB 504 Jeppy Sim, MBA 1-096 Instructor, Margaret G. Zickuhr Cardinal Stritch University May 17, 2004 Workshop Objective Assess the advantages of the various forms of alternatives dispute resolution over the litigation process, weighing criticisms and concerns. Discussion - Text Book Chapter 6 Alternative Dispute Resolutions (ADR) is defined as "resolving legal disputes through methods other than litigation, such as negotiation and settlement, arbitration, mediation, private trials, mini-trials, summary jury trials and early neutral case evaluations" (Kubasek, Brennan & Browne, 2003, p. 135). This paper will discuss the advantages of each method, as well as criticisms and concerns (disadvantages) surrounding them. Negotiation and Settlement The most common method of ADR is negotiation and settlement. So common that it is often not perceived as a method of ADR. It is a method where all parties come together informally and try to resolve their differences, either with or without their...
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