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Category Archives: Primary Dispute Resolution (PDR)
Ask your lawyer about PRD, coming from down-under
In our last blog, we began the discussion of what ADR is and why people are steadily asking their lawyers to use processes like mediation and collaborative law. We talked about arbitration becoming more and more like litigation. Continue reading
Ask your lawyer for “PDR” and help make the “Alternative” the “Primary”
We use different approaches like mediation, collaborative law, conciliation, case evaluation and our own Integrated Dispute Resolution (“IDR”) to help people solve their problem and we tailor that approach to the specific situation and circumstance… Continue reading
Posted in Case Evaluation, Collaborative Law, Collaborative Processes, Mediation, Primary Dispute Resolution (PDR), Seven compelling reasons for ADR
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