Alternative Dispute Resolution: Negotiation Flashcards

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What is negotiation?

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The process of trying to come to an agreement.

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What occurs when the parties cannot come to an agreement?

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They may instruct lawyers/solicitors to negotiate a settlement.

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What happens when court proceedings have been commenced?

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The lawyers/solicitors will continue to negotiate.

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What are the advantages of using negotiation as a form of ADR?

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  • It can be conducted solely by the parties.
  • It can be used at any point, from the beginning up to the start of a court hearing.
  • It is the cheapest method of solving a dispute.
  • It can include an agreement about future business deals.
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What are the disadvantages of using negotiation as a form of ADR?

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  • It may not be successful.
  • It’s not suitable for parties that are antagonistic towards each other.
  • If there are repeated unsuccessful attempt it may prolong the issue
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