Sentences with phrase «voluntary alternative dispute»

Mediation is available for both Court ordered and voluntary alternative dispute resolution.

Collaborative divorce is a voluntary alternative dispute resolution process that removes the threat associated with the uncertainties of litigation.

Not exact matches

(2) certain forms of alternative dispute resolution, including mediation, early neutral evaluation, minitrials, and voluntary arbitration, may have potential to reduce the large backlog of cases now pending in some Federal courts throughout the United States, thereby allowing the courts to process their remaining cases more efficiently; and

All three schemes are supported by voluntary and free alternative dispute resolution, so those missing light bulb county court cases are far from extinction, although they may fade a little.

Observers, including the CBA's own Envisioning Equal Justice Project, have suggested responses ranging from strengthening the voluntary sector to greater use of alternative dispute resolution to some form of conditional and contingency fee arrangements or third - party litigation funding.

We recognise the value of alternative dispute resolution to help parties settle in a voluntary, consensual and confidential manner.

As the name of my firm says, here at Russell Alexander Collaborative Family Lawyers we practice what is known as «Collaborative Family Law», which is a voluntary, contract - based Alternative Dispute Resolution (ADR) process for those seeking to negotiate a resolution of their Family Law dispute, rather than having one imposed on them by a court or an arbiDispute Resolution (ADR) process for those seeking to negotiate a resolution of their Family Law dispute, rather than having one imposed on them by a court or an arbidispute, rather than having one imposed on them by a court or an arbitrator.

Posted in class action reform, Class Action Trends, Practice Tips, tagged alternative dispute resolution, catalyst theory, class action alternative, class certification, faulkner, mass dispute resolution, refund program, rule 23, superiority, voigt, voluntary on August 2, 2012 1 Comment»

Article 17 is not to be construed as precluding a REALTOR ® from instituting litigation or causing a dispute to be brought before an alternative dispute - resolving forum other than the Board of REALTORS ® under those circumstances where submission of the dispute to the Board would be voluntary.