LAW 7449 — Alternative Dispute Resolution

3 semester hoursGraduateLecture

Introduces the theory and practice of various dispute resolution mechanisms that are alternatives to the traditional litigation model for resolving disputes. Begins with the foundation of most ADR processes: negotiation. Analyzes negotiation theory and strategy before adding mediation and collaborative law to the mix. Explores how to represent clients in negotiation, mediation, and collaborative law; how to prepare for these processes; and how to develop effective strategies. Focuses on understanding the essential attributes of arbitration during the final weeks of the course.

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