ADR Insights
Why You Should Use Online Arbitration Instead Of Small Claims Court
Online arbitration via Rapid Ruling offers a swift, safe, and cost-effective alternative to small claims court. In the post-COVID era, it’s a virtual, user-friendly solution for speedy justice without traditional courtroom hassles.
Arbitration Services New York
In a state as fast-paced and legally complex as New York, finding efficient ways to resolve disputes is critical. Arbitration has emerged as a popular alternative to traditional court proceedings, offering a flexible and
Mediation vs. Arbitration: Key Differences & Best Uses
In the realm of alternative dispute resolution (ADR), two prominent methods, mediation and arbitration, stand out as effective alternatives to traditional litigation processes. Both offer a path to resolving legal disputes outside of the
Mediation Techniques: Tools for Effective Conflict Resolution
Conflict resolution is a critical aspect of maintaining harmonious relationships, both personally and professionally. Mediation, an increasingly popular method for resolving disputes, provides a structured and
What is an Award in Arbitration?
In the context of arbitration, an “Award” refers to the final decision rendered by an arbitrator or a panel of arbitrators at the conclusion of an arbitration proceeding. Unlike a court judgment, which is delivered by a judge, an award is the result of a private dispute resolution process that is agreed upon by the
How Divorce Mediation Works
Divorce is often an emotionally charged and complex process, especially when issues like child custody, spousal support, and the division of property are involved. For many couples, divorce mediation offers a less adversarial and more cost-effective alternative to the traditional court process. Unlike a litigated divorce, which involves a arbitrator
Resolving Workplace Disputes Through Arbitration
The construction industry is a complex field where disputes are almost inevitable. Whether it’s disagreements over contract terms, project delays, or cost overruns, construction disputes can arise at any stage of a project. Given the high stakes and the involvement of multiple stakeholders—such as general contractors, subcontractors, and clients—finding an
