Category Archives: Alternative Dispute Resolution
What is an Alternative Dispute Resolution (ADR)?
In the realm of legal disputes, the court isn’t the only path to resolution. Increasingly, individuals and businesses are turning to alternative dispute resolution (ADR)…
The Pitfalls of Starting a Business with Your Friend: Why You Need an Attorney
Starting a business with a friend may seem like a dream come true – you get to work with someone you trust and have a…
Is Going To A Mediator To Resolve My Legal Issue Advisable Before Arbitration
Arbitration and mediation are alternative approaches to dispute resolution that allows companies, individuals and other entities to come to an agreement in a non-adversarial setting.…
New Law Changes California Mediation Confidentiality Requirements
A new amendment signed by the Governor will set new mediation disclosure and acknowledgement requirements in California. Effective January 1, 2019, SB 954 requires attorneys…
What is an Appeal in Court?
It is a popular misunderstanding that cases are always appealed. The losing party does not usually have the right to appeal automatically. There should typically…
What is Alternative Dispute Resolution?
Mediation and Arbitration To settle disputes without litigation, a procedure known as Alternative Dispute Resolution (ADR) can be used. ADR employs methods such as such…
What are the Different Types of Alternative Dispute Resolution (ADR)?
Alternative dispute resolution is the term for methods used to resolve disputes without trial in a traditional law court. Parties may seek ADR services like…
Why Choose Arbitration Over Mediation?
Arbitration and mediation are viable alternatives for those seeking to avoid litigation. But arbitration is often the better choice for several reasons. We’ve outlined the…
What is Mediation in California Law Terms?
Sometimes once a lawsuit is filed, the court will order mediation to take place. This is usually done at the scheduling conference after discovery concludes…
Steps to Winning the Appeals Process
Losing your court case is not the end. If you feel the outcome was wrong or you want to protect a favorable ruling, getting a…
