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Commercial disputes between businesses often end up settled outside of court rather than going to trial. Frequently, a settlement is possible because the parties facing the dispute work together during alternative dispute resolution before the matter goes to court....
Alternative dispute resolution (ADR) is used to find a solution to a legal problem without litigating. For instance, say that two business entities end up in a dispute over how a contract should apply or whether that contract was breached. One may be threatening to...
Businesses sometimes integrate requirements for alternative dispute resolution into their contracts with workers, customers or clients. People have become more skeptical of arbitration clauses in recent years, as they may feel trapped and denied justice if they must...
A contract establishes a legally binding agreement between parties. Contracts outline the obligations each party is expected to fulfil and how they benefit from the business transaction. A contract breach refers to when a party fails to fulfil their end of an...
Construction disputes pull you into a space where timelines, money and unfinished work collide. Options like mediation or arbitration have been fronted as a way to solve most problems quietly. While true, not every conflict fits those routes. Some situations call for...
Alternative dispute resolution (ADR) refers to methods of resolving legal conflicts without going through traditional courtroom litigation. For business owners, ADR can offer a potentially efficient, cost-effective and private way to settle disputes related to...
Alternative dispute resolution methods, which include mediation and arbitration, are cost-effective methods for resolving many legal disputes. These processes are often faster than traditional court hearings, and they come with significant benefits for both sides....
With many business disputes, people assume that they’ll have to go to court. Say that two business owners have been working together. They find themselves in a contract dispute. One claims that the other didn’t provide the goods or services that were paid for or...
It is understandable that people get upset when they feel someone else has wronged them. Yet, as a business owner, it is crucial to understand that sometimes the cost of holding someone responsible, or proving they were in the wrong, outweighs the benefits you will...
If you have a legal dispute with another party but want to avoid litigation, you may be considering alternative dispute resolution (ADR). This is a viable legal solution in which the parties work together to find a resolution. They may enlist a third-party neutral to...