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9780314238887

Alternative Dispute Resolution in a Nutshell

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  • ISBN13:

    9780314238887

  • ISBN10:

    0314238883

  • Edition: 2nd
  • Format: Paperback
  • Copyright: 2001-03-01
  • Publisher: West Academic

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Pocket sized guide, for students and lawyers, to reliable information on alternative dispute resolution strategies. Discusses the use of ADR as one method of establishing a culture of problem-solving in the legal profession. Quick-reference style. Softcover.

Table of Contents

Preface v
Acknowledgements vii
Research References xix
Table of Cases
xxv
Introduction
1(12)
Overview
1(2)
Why Study ADR?
3(1)
Background of the Alternative Dispute Resolution Movement
4(9)
Negotiation
13(47)
Introduction
13(2)
Definitions and Concepts
15(6)
Dispute and Deal-Making Negotiation
15(2)
Distributive and Integrative Bargaining
17(4)
Approaches to Negotiation
21(8)
In General
21(1)
Adversarial Approach
22(2)
Problem-Solving Approach
24(3)
Negotiation Approaches in Practice
27(2)
Stages of the Negotiation Process
29(11)
Planning and Analysis
31(3)
Exchanging Information
34(4)
Concessions and Compromise
38(1)
Reaching Agreement
39(1)
Barriers to Settlement
39(1)
Ethical Issues in Negotiation
40(9)
Truthfulness
42(1)
Misrepresentation
43(4)
Threats
47(2)
Legal Aspects of Negotiation
49(11)
The Settlement Agreement
49(1)
Policy Favoring Settlement
49(1)
The Agreement
49(1)
Consideration
50(1)
Legality
50(1)
Validity of Settlement Agreements
51(1)
In General
51(1)
Guaranteed Verdict Agreements
51(1)
Court Approval of Settlement Agreements
52(1)
Protecting Confidentiality in Negotiation
53(1)
Incentives for Settlement
54(1)
Judicial Settlement Conferences
54(2)
Rule 68 FRCP
56(4)
Mediation
60(78)
Overview
60(6)
Definition
62(1)
Advantages and Disadvantages of Mediation
63(1)
Advantages
63(2)
Disadvantages
65(1)
The Mediation Process
66(21)
Specific Activities
66(4)
Mediator's Introduction
70(2)
Mediator Assists Parties With Information Exchange and Bargaining
72(2)
Drafting the Mediation Agreement
74(1)
Role of the Mediator
75(4)
Mediator Skills
79(1)
Listening
79(4)
Questioning
83(1)
Observation
84(1)
Mediator Requirements
85(2)
Ethical Concerns
87(11)
In General
87(2)
Maintaining the Integrity of Mediation
89(1)
Mandatory Mediation Programs
90(1)
Ethical Concerns for the Lawyer-Mediator
91(2)
Conflict of Interest
93(4)
Advertising
97(1)
Mediation and the Law
98(32)
The Role of Law
98(1)
Informed Consent in Mediation
99(1)
Lawyers and Mediation
100(1)
Pre-Mediation Client Counseling
100(2)
Representing Clients in Mediation
102(1)
Lawyer as Mediator
103(4)
Legal Issues
107(1)
Confidentiality
107(2)
Evidentiary Exclusionary Rules
109(1)
Privilege
110(2)
Contract
112(5)
Protective Orders
117(1)
Court Mediation Program Rules
117(1)
Enforceability
118(1)
Agreements to Mediate
118(1)
Agreements Reached in Mediation
119(3)
Liability of Mediators
122(1)
Tort Liability Based in Negligence
123(1)
Liability Issues in the Caucus
124(3)
Contract Liability
127(1)
Immunity
128(1)
Unauthorized Practice of Law Restrictions
128(2)
Mediation Approaches in a Litigated Case: One Example
130(8)
Some Indications for Mediation
134(1)
Possible Mediation Approaches
135(3)
Arbitration
138(59)
Introduction
138(1)
Historical Perspective
139(4)
The Traditional Model of Arbitration
143(2)
Compulsory Arbitration
145(4)
Public Sector Arbitration
145(1)
Court-Annexed Arbitration
146(2)
Medical Malpractice Arbitration
148(1)
Arbitration Definitions
149(2)
Interest and Rights Arbitration
149(1)
Administered and Non-Administered Arbitration
149(1)
Final Offer Arbitration
150(1)
Legal Issues
151(22)
Arbitrability
151(1)
Substantive Arbitrability
151(7)
Procedural Arbitrability
158(1)
Separability
159(2)
Federalism Concerns
161(9)
Adhesion and Unconscionability
170(3)
The Arbitration Proceeding
173(7)
Provisional Relief
173(2)
Initiating Arbitration
175(1)
Selection of Arbitrators
176(1)
Qualifications of the Arbitrator
176(1)
Arbitral Immunity
177(1)
Testimonial Immunity
177(1)
The Arbitration Hearing
178(1)
Law Applied by the Arbitrator
179(1)
Arbitrator Ethics
179(1)
The Arbitration Award
180(13)
Judicial Review of the Arbitration Award under the FAA
181(4)
Venue
185(1)
Punitive Damages
185(2)
Res Judicata, Collateral Estoppel and Arbitration
187(6)
International Arbitration Agreements
193(4)
Dispute Resolution in the Court System
197(23)
The Summary Jury Trial
199(9)
Overview
199(1)
Governing Principles
200(1)
The Summary Jury Trial Process
201(2)
Major Advantages of the Summary Jury Trial
203(2)
Criticisms of the Summary Jury Trial
205(1)
Case Law Development
205(1)
Power to Compel Parties to Participate
205(1)
Right of Access
206(1)
Authority of the Court to Empanel the Advisory Jury
207(1)
Early Neutral Evaluation
208(3)
Overview
208(1)
How ENE Operates
208(2)
On the Merits
210(1)
Magistrates, Special Masters, and Neutral Experts
211(9)
Magistrates
212(1)
Special Masters
213(3)
Neutral Experts
216(4)
Hybrid Dispute Resolution Procedures
220(185)
The Mini-Trial
220(8)
Definition
220(1)
The Structure of a Mini-Trial
221(2)
The Settlement Discussions
223(1)
Appropriate Use of the Mini-Trial
224(4)
Reference Procedures
228(1)
Med-Arb
229(1)
Negotiated Rulemaking
230(3)
Ombudsperson
233(1)
Conciliation
234(4)
Appendices
A. Federal Rules of Evidence-Rule 408
238(1)
B. Federal Rules of Civil Procedure-Rule 16
239(5)
C. Federal Rules of Civil Procedure-Rule 68
244(2)
D. Model Standards of Practice for Family and Divorce Mediation (August 2000)
246(19)
E. The Standards of Conduct for Mediators
265(12)
F. American Arbitration Association Commercial Mediation Rules
277(7)
G. Mandated Participation and Settlement Coercion: Dispute Resolution as it Relates to the Courts
284(4)
H. Ethical Standards of Professional Responsibility for the Society of Professionals in Dispute Resolution
288(7)
I. The Uniform Arbitration Act
295(12)
J. Federal Arbitration Act
307(16)
K. Revised Uniform Arbitration Act (2000)
323(25)
L. Demand for Arbitration
348(3)
M. American Arbitration Association Commercial Arbitration Rules
351(30)
N. Task Force on Alternative Dispute Resolution in Employment, Due Process Protocol
381(5)
O. Code of Ethics for Arbitrators in Commercial Disputes
386(19)
Index 405

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