Litigation
Cal. Litig. 2018, Volume 31, Number 3
Content
- A Dozen Brilliant Litigation Strategies That Backfire in Arbitration
- Editor's Foreword: Full Courts
- From the Section Chair Looking back; looking forward
- Masthead
- New Liberty From Liability Insurance Coverage Worries
- Past Chairs of the Litigation Section
- Past Editors-in-Chief
- Resolving Discovery Disputes in Federal Courts
- Strengthening the Civil Jury
- Table of Contents
- Ten Tips for Writing a Winning Arbitration Brief
- The California Supreme Court, 2017-2018: Coping With a Short Bench
- The E-Word: Emotions, Women, and the Law
- The Justice of Contradictions: Antonin Scalia and the Politics of Disruption by Richard L. Hasen
- What Is Neutral-Driven Dispute Resolution (Ndr) and When Do I Need It?
What Is Neutral-Driven Dispute Resolution (NDR) And When Do I Need It?
By Rob Christopher & Sonya Sigler
The face of Alternative Dispute Resolution (ADR) has been changing in recent years with the addition of online dispute resolution and other innovations for use by litigators. One innovation is Neutral-Driven Dispute Resolution (NDR), a potential solution for limited stakes disputes which, if not settled quickly, will cost more to litigate, arbitrate or mediate than they are worth to the parties. This article explores what NDR is and isn’t, where it makes sense and doesn’t, and what it can mean to you.
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