Explain Negotiation As A Method Of ADR Flashcards

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What is negotiation in the context of alternative dispute resolution?

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Negotiation is where two parties resolve their dispute without referring to third party assistance or submitting to alternative adjudication.

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What are the advantages of negotiation as a method of ADR?

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It can be the quickest, cheapest, and least formal method of ADR.

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How has negotiation been viewed by the courts since 1999?

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Negotiation has been strongly encouraged by the courts since the Civil Procedure Rules 1999.

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What types of disputes can be resolved through negotiation?

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Negotiation can be used to resolve any kind of civil dispute, regardless of complexity or monetary stakes, such as negligence, contract, and family law disputes.

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What are examples of informal negotiation?

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Informal negotiation can occur face to face, such as a consumer dispute when returning goods and getting a refund.

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What are examples of formal negotiation?

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Formal negotiation may involve qualified negotiators, like solicitors, negotiating settlements for personal injury claims or company acquisitions.

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When can negotiation take place during a legal case?

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Negotiation can occur at any time during a case, from before legal proceedings are initiated to the final trial.

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What percentage of civil claims are settled out of court through negotiation?

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95% of civil claims are settled ‘out of court’ through negotiation.

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What is negotiation in the context of alternative dispute resolution?

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Negotiation is where two parties resolve their dispute without referring to third party assistance or submitting to alternative adjudication.

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What are the advantages of negotiation as a method of ADR?

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It can be the quickest, cheapest, and least formal method of ADR.

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How has negotiation been viewed by the courts since 1999?

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Negotiation has been strongly encouraged by the courts since the Civil Procedure Rules 1999.

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What types of disputes can be resolved through negotiation?

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Negotiation can be used to resolve any kind of civil dispute, regardless of complexity or monetary stakes, such as negligence, contract, and family law disputes.

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What are examples of informal negotiation?

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Informal negotiation can occur face to face, such as a consumer dispute when returning goods and getting a refund.

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What are examples of formal negotiation?

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Formal negotiation may involve qualified negotiators, like solicitors, negotiating settlements for personal injury claims or company acquisitions.

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When can negotiation take place during a legal case?

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Negotiation can occur at any time during a case, from before legal proceedings are initiated to the final trial.

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What percentage of civil claims are settled out of court through negotiation?

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95% of civil claims are settled ‘out of court’ through negotiation.