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Alternatives to litigation

The most commonly known method of ADR is arbitration, which is where a neutral thirdparty is selected by the disputants to hear the case and render an opinion, which may or may not be binding on the parties depending upon the terms of the arbitration clause or agreement. In addition to arbitration, various forms of mediation, private judging, minitrials, and moderated settlement conferences are available to companies who are unable to independently resolve their disputes but who wish to avoid the expense and delay of the full litigation process.