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, MARCH 2025, NOW AVAILABLE:
Worldly Perspectives
Is Mediation Becoming a Core Component of Justice in England and Wales?
By Giuseppe De Palo And Mary B. Trevor
Commentary
A Century of ADR: Reflecting on the Federal Arbitration Act and Charting a Path for Reform
By Richard A. Bales & Jill I. Gross
Theory Meets Practice
What’s the Matter with BATNA? It’s Misleading and Doesn’t Help Advance Parties’ Important Interests
By John Lande
Back to School on Dispute Management
Eighteen Ways to Prevent Disputes Before They Happen
By Kate Vitasek
ADR Theory
Collaborating Instead of Canceling: Seven ‘Mind Shifts’ for Dispute Resolvers
By Dan Berstein
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