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Advantages of Alternative Dispute Resolution (ADR)

  • Cost

ADR can work without any need for legal representation, and even those that do involve lawyers may be quicker and consequently cheaper than proceeding in court.

  • Accessibility

ADR is more informal than court procedures, without convoluted rules of evidence. The course of action is less intimidating and less stressful than the typical court proceedings.

  • Speed

The delays in the civil court system are well acknowledged, and waiting for a trial hearing at a court may, particularly in commercial cases, adds to overall costs and can adversely affect business in the meantime.

  • Expertise

ADR schemes often have specialist knowledge of the significant areas, which can promote a just and less time-consuming settlement.

  • Conciliation of the parties

ADR generally endeavours to avoid irretrievably splitting up the parties, so enabling business or family relationships to be preserved respectfully.

  • Customer satisfaction
It is commonly acknowledged that ADR results in a high degree of customer satisfaction.

 

 

 

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