What Is Adr?
Alternative dispute resolution (ADR) consists of a variety of approaches to early intervention and dispute resolution. Many of these approaches include the use of a neutral individual such as a mediator who can assist disputing parties in resolving their disagreements.
Other Montana Alternative Dispute Resolution FAQs
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What Is The Objective?
A: One of the key objectives of any dispute resolution process is the preservation of the relationship between the individuals or groups involved in the dispute. -
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What About Fairness?
A: There is also a moral objective in resolving conflict. The moral objective includes a quest for fairness. This is sometimes difficult, due to the potential for power … More -
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Can We Clarify The Issues?
A: Dispute resolution process should facilitate clarification on the issues around the dispute. In order to craft an outcome of the highest quality, it is necessary to … More -
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Is Adr Cost Effective?
A: The final goal of a dispute resolution process should be cost effectiveness. Cost effectiveness results in a more efficient process and higher quality outcome that the … More
Alternative Dispute Resolution Sub-categories
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