Sentences with phrase «of alternative dispute resolution like»

To that end, we are adept at various forms of alternative dispute resolution like mediation, early neutral evaluations and arbitration.

We will always make every effort to resolve your claims through forms of alternative dispute resolution like mediation.

Not exact matches

Stuart Webb, of Minneapolis, Minnesota, had been practicing family law in the «usual way» for more than twenty years when, like many of us, he became interested during the late 1980's in mediation and alternative dispute resolution....

Colin Rule: Sure, I bet a lot of your listeners have heard of Alternative Dispute Resolution, which is like face - to - face mediation and arbitration, really systems for helping people resolve their disputes outside of court.

Among its resident arbitrators are Yves Fortier, former chairman of Ogilvy Renault LLP who recently left its successor firm Norton Rose Canada; Thomas Heintzman, counsel at McCarthy Tétrault LLP and, like Fortier, a former president of the Canadian Bar Association; alternative dispute resolution practitioner Stan Fisher; and former Ontario associate chief justice and integrity commissioner Coulter Osborne.

Compared to the combat of litigation, alternative dispute resolution might seem to some like a pleasant alternative.

I would also like to partner with someone to develop a sophisticated alternative dispute resolution algorithm for particular types of disputes like wrongful dismissals.

Samuel A. Lewis discusses the increasingly common use of alternative dispute resolution procedures like mediation and arbitration.

Stuart Webb, of Minneapolis, Minnesota, had been practicing family law in the «usual way» for more than twenty years when, like many of us, he became interested during the late 1980's in mediation and alternative dispute resolution....

Like mediation, collaborative law is a form of alternative dispute resolution.

Out - of - court alternative dispute resolution proceedings like mediation or «collaborative law» (usually with the help of attorneys).

In most states, family courts prefer that divorcing parents reach an agreement on their own or with the help of alternative dispute resolution techniques like mediation or collaborative practice.