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Does it make sense to use alternate dispute resolution? |
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Sometimes yes, sometimes no! There are no hard and fast rules.
ADR often will not produce the result you want. Sometimes it turns out to be far more expensive, more complicated, less predictable and take far longer than traditional litigation. For example, the courts, are paid for by everyone’s tax dollars, while the parties typically pay for ADR. Whether alternate dispute resolution makes sense for you in any particular set of circumstances is something that you must discuss with an attorney. |
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