Dispute Resolution and Arbitration Legal Information Law

Alternative Dispute Resolution, or ADR, encompasses means of resolving disputes without resorting to litigation. It is possible to engage in ADR without filing a lawsuit, or to utilize ADR in a binding or non-binding effort to resolve a dispute. In ADR, the parties enter into a contract that sets forth the terms and conditions of how the dispute resolution will be handled, including who hears their concerns, how their concerns will be presented, and how their agreements will be made. This can give the parties to a dispute a great deal of flexibility over how their controversy will be resolved. Facilitation (Facilitative Mediation) - The parties meet with a facilitator, who helps them reach a compromise or settlement.

• - Comprehensive collection of materials and links for planning, administrating and succeeding with a campus mediation center.
  
• - Links to internet resources, and information about publications and organizations, on conflict resolution.
  
• - United Kingdom based mediation service for solving all types of business and personal disputes.
  
• - Slovakia-based NGO providing facilitation, mediation, and conflict resolution education, training and services in Europe. Services, projects, contractors and contacts.
  
• - Links to Alternative dispute resolution information and resources, including 'international public arbitration' for disputes between nations, from the World Wide Web Virtual Library project.
  
• - The website for the electronic newsletter 'European Arbitration'.
  
• - A collection of alternative dispute resolution resources, including worksheets, outlines, newsletters and essays relating to mediation and arbitration.
  
• - Everything from defining mediation, to guidelines for choosing a mediator. An international searchable directory with links to mediator's web pages.
  
• - The first world body dedicated to the pacific settlement of disputes, now also very active in international commercial arbitration. Established by the first Hague Peace Conference in 1899.
  
• - Non-profit organization in the United Kingdom, providing alternative dispute resolution services, including business and international disputes, providing information and training services, and advocating for expanded use of ADR.
  
• - Official website of the Iran-United States Claims Tribunal, an international arbitral tribunal established 19 January 1981 by treaty between the Islamic Republic of Iran and the United States of America.
  
• - Articles and information from attorney Ronald J. Cappuccio.
  
• - Information on the organization and its programs, with articles.
  
• - A brief introduction to arbitration.
  
  

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