What Is Adr?
Alternate Dispute Resolutions (ADR) refers to a variety of procedures for the resolution of disputes. Common to all ADR procedures are the word alternate. Each ADR procedure is an alternative to court adjudication.
Other New Mexico Alternative Dispute Resolution FAQs
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What Is Non-Binding Arbitration?
A: Nonbinding arbitration (sometimes called advisory arbitration) operates in much the same fashion, except that the award of the arbitrator is not intended to be …
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What Is Interest Arbitration?
A: Interest arbitration refers to a process for resolving what the terms of a contract will be. Interest arbitration is therefore a means of breaking a deadlock in …
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Are Mediators All The Same?
A: Mediation may differ depending upon the mediator selected. Some mediators view their roles as passive; responsible for assisting the parties negotiate their own …
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Are There Other Forms Of Adr?
A: Some jurisdictions and courts require early neutral evaluation. Under early neutral evaluation, parties to litigation are required to make presentations to a neutral …
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