ADR Flashcards

1
Q

what does ADR stand for?

A

Alternative Dispute Resolution

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2
Q

ADR are alterntive for what?

A

litigation

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3
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The two main forms of ADR are:

A

Mediation

Arbitration

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4
Q

What are the similarities?

A

There is a third party involved and both parties want to resolve before going to court

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5
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What are the differences between a mediator and an arbirator?

A

The mediator goes back an forth between the two parties. Both parties have voice
The arbitrator is between the two parties and he has the power to make the decition

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6
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Who decides which one of the two you use?

A

it is written in the contract

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7
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What if you’re unhappy with the result of the arbitration?

A

To bad, there is no appeal

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8
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If after mediation the other side doesn’t do what they have agreed, what do you do?

A

you can go to court

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9
Q

May a paralegal be a mediator?

A

Yes, you have to take a 40 hour course and, know the law, the judges.

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