
![]() | Flexible scheduling | |
![]() | Participants create their own agendas | |
![]() | Participants proceed at their own pace | |
![]() | Sessions include two neutral mediators | |
![]() | Completely voluntary | |
![]() | Save money and time. ADR is less expensive and time consuming than | |
| litigation. | ||
![]() | Private. Typically, ADR proceedings are confidential, which means the | |
| reputations of all parties are protected. | ||
![]() | Informal. Participants in ADR can take frequent breaks, request private | |
| sessions with the facilitators, and shorten or lengthen their sessions to fit their needs. | ||
![]() | Convenient. Appointments can be held in the evenings or weekends to fit | |
| around busy work schedules. | ||
![]() | Prevents litigation. ADR is a consensual process and offers a non-adversarial | |
| alternative to litigation. | ||
![]() | Creative. ADR allows the parties to come up with unique solutions that will | |
| lead to win/win outcomes. | ||
![]() | Reduces stress. Because of the previous benefits, participants will be able to | |
| relax to a greater degree than in traditional litigation proceedings. Less stress equals better peace of mind. |
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