BUL3310 - Chapter 3 Questions and Correct
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Question: The great advantage of ADR
Ans: flexibility
Question: The least formal method of ADR that involves no third
parties
Ans: negotiation
Question: Negotiation
Ans: settle disputes informally, with or without attorneys to represent them
Question: Forms of ADR associated with the negotiation process
Ans: mini-trials, early neutral case evaluation, and facilitation
Question: mini-trial
Ans: private proceeding in which each party's attorney briefly argues the party's
case before the other party. Try to reach agreement.
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Question: early neutral case evaluation
Ans: the parties select a neutral third party to evaluate their positions, which
then forms the bases for negotiation.
Question: facilitation
Ans: a third party assists disputing parties in reconciling their differences.
Question: Mediation
Ans: a neutral third party acts as a mediator and works with both sides in the
dispute to facilitate a resolution. Assisted negotiation.
Question: Disadvantages of mediation
Ans: fee, informality and the absence of a 3rd party referee, no threat of
deadline or sanctions if they fail to meet. Can slow the process or cause it to fail.
Question: Arbitration
Ans: more formal method ADR; an arbitrator hears a dispute and imposes a
resolution on the parties. The third party makes a decision for the parties. The
decision may be legally binding.
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