Conflict avoidance, management and dispute resolution procedures Flashcards
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- What is the first step to take to avoid ADR?
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2
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- What is mediation?
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3
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- What are the common methods of dispute resolution in the leases you manage?
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4
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- What is an independent expert?
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5
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- What is a expert witness and what is their role?
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6
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- Are you aware of any RICS services in relation to dispute resolution?
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The RICS Dispute Resolution Service (DRS) provides impartial, professional solutions for resolving disputes in the built environment. These services are known as alternative dispute resolution (ADR) methods, which help parties resolve issues efficiently, cost-effectively, and without the need for lengthy litigation in court.
With an experienced panel of professionals, RICS DRS ensures fair, timely, and confidential resolutions across our range of services, which you can explore below.
7
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What is the difference between conflict avoidance and conflict management?
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8
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What are the most common causes of conflict in the real estate or construction sectors?
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9
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- Can you describe the key methods of avoiding disputes in professional practice?
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10
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- What are the main methods of dispute resolution in the property and construction industries?
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11
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- What is mediation, and when might it be used in resolving disputes?
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12
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- How does arbitration differ from litigation, and what are the benefits of each?
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13
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- What is adjudication, and in what situations is it commonly used?
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14
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- What role does negotiation play in avoiding or resolving disputes?
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15
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- Can you explain the concept of Alternative Dispute Resolution (ADR) and its importance?
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