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What does ADR stand for?
Think about the context of resolving disputes.
Name one advantage of using ADR over traditional litigation.
Consider the reasons for avoiding court.
What does ADR stand for?
What could 'ADR' mean in the context of disputes?
True or False: The decisions made in mediation are always binding.
Reflect on how mediation differs from arbitration.
A business contract contains an arbitration clause, but one party refuses to engage in arbitration claiming it’s unfair. How would you argue for the enforcement of the arbitration clause?
Think about how arbitration promotes efficiency and fairness.
An international award is granted after arbitration, but one party opposes its enforcement in their country. What factors would you consider in discussing enforcement under international law?
Include international treaties and laws governing arbitration.
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