The Alternative Dispute Resolution (ADR) processes are generally more cost-effective than traditional litigation. The expenses associated with court proceedings, such as attorney fees, court fees, and other related costs, can be significantly higher than those involved in ADR. Typically ADR takes less time than traditional litigation. Court cases can be lengthy and may take years to reach a resolution. ADR provides the parties involved with more control over the process and the outcome. Parties have the flexibility to choose the ADR method that best suits them. ADR, Arbitration, and Mediation are often less formal and less technical than ordinary court proceedings.
ADR processes often offer a higher level of confidentiality compared to court proceedings. This can be particularly important for parties who wish to keep their disputes private and avoid public disclosure of sensitive information. Settling disputes cannot…
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