Alternatives
to the High Cost of Litigation
Alternatives to the High Cost of Litigation is an international newsletter, published 11 times each year, covering cutting-edge dispute resolution trends. It is an authoritative guide for using ADR at companies, within law firms and in the courts. Each month, Alternatives focuses on new ADR developments, techniques and court practices.
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IN OUR LATEST ISSUE, JUNE 2026, NOW AVAILABLE:
Worldly Perspectives
We Convinced the World Mediation Works. We Forgot to Build It.
BY GIUSEPPE DE PALO
ADR & Diplomacy
Narcissism, Alternative Dispute Resolution, And the War with Iran
BY S.I. STRONG
ADR Processes
The Second Circuit’s Seemingly Complicated Relationship
With the National Football League and Arbitration
BY KRISTEN M. BLANKLEY
Court Decisions
In Emerging Opinions, Judges Address Limits of the
Ending Forced Arbitration of Sexual Assault Act
BY CATHERINE DIRKSEN
Commentary/Part 2 of 2
Arbitrators’ Best Practices Depend on
Adhering to the Law, Protecting the Award
BY CHARLES J. MOXLEY, JR.
