- What is involved when litigating a business issue?
- What are some alternatives to litigation?
- What is the difference between mediation and arbitration?
- Is the result of mediation or arbitration binding?
- Can results from mediation or arbitration be appealed?
- What is a class-action lawsuit?
- Can business entities participate in a class action?
- What is the legal fee arrangement for a class action?
In some instances, a business may want to avoid a complicated and expensive courtroom battle by using instead an alternative dispute resolution (ADR) method. ADR is a way to resolve legal issues without going to court. The two most frequently used forms of ADR, described below, are arbitration and mediation.
If your business is facing a legal battle, contact us to discuss using ADR as an alternative to a traditional lawsuit.