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Exploring the Rise of ADR

Legal Talk Network

Alternative dispute resolution (ADR) has been increasingly embraced as a more efficient and collaborative approach to resolving disputes in the legal arena. Traditional litigation, known for being costly, adversarial, and time-consuming, has led lawyers and clients to seek out ADR as a viable and cost-effective alternative.

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Litigation, ADR, ODR—The Next Normal?

Ron Friedmann

Note abbreviations: ADR = alternative dispute resolution. ODR = online dispute resolution) The session description is below; the panelists are: Jordan Furlong, moderator—author, speaker, analyst, forecaster at Law 21. Darin Thompson—lawyer, teacher, knowledge engineer for the Civil Resolution Tribunal, British Columbia.

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Ask Attorney Jennifer B.: What’s an alternate dispute resolution? Should I recommend it to my clients?

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We are now post-pandemic, living in our “new normal,” and court systems are back up and running with a newfound ability to pivot to remote hearings when possible or when necessary for the sake of efficiency. As lawyers, it is important that we advise our clients about ADR and help them determine whether it is worth exploring.

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Procedural Justice: What It Is and Why It’s Important

Clio

Another example of procedural justice is alternative dispute resolution (ADR) processes, such as mediation, arbitration, and neutral evaluation, which allow litigants to use the assistance of a neutral third party to help resolve a legal dispute in a more collaborative space. How is technology hindering the justice system?

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Ask Attorney Jennifer B.: What’s an alternate dispute resolution? Should I recommend it to my clients?

Martindale-Avvo

We are now post-pandemic, living in our “new normal,” and court systems are back up and running with a newfound ability to pivot to remote hearings when possible or when necessary for the sake of efficiency. As lawyers, it is important that we advise our clients about ADR and help them determine whether it is worth exploring.

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A Literal Generative AI Discussion: How AI Could Reshape Law

3 Geeks and a Law Blog

Justis pointed to examples of firms exploring AI and said letting lawyers experiment with the tools could help identify use cases. Finally, Justis suggested innovations law firms could build with AI like research and drafting tools, analytics, dispute resolution systems, and project management. ethical dilemmas.

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ABA TECHSHOW 2020

Legal Talk Network

Stay tuned to hear about Proposition 115 and the 19th Amendment. Stay tuned to hear the three main ways law firms are responding to those mandates. Stay tuned to hear about potential growth in litigation finance. HR 101 for Lawyers – Best Practices for Hiring and Firing. Stay tuned to hear their worst firing stories.