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Mediation in the Canadian Legal Terrain
Title: Mediation in the Canadian Legal Terrain
Category: Law & Government / Government & Politics
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Mediation in the Canadian Legal Terrain
Approximately 95% of legal cases get settled before they reach the courtroom. Unfortunately, the vast majority of those are achieved on the “courthouse steps” (Ross, 1997: 32) years after their filing date and at an average cost of ,000 per case (Ross, 1997: 8). In Norman A. Ross’ book You be the Judge, he defines ADR as:
Alternate Dispute Resolution or Appropriate Dispute Resolution – terms used to describe non-traditional processes involving forms of negotiation or adjudication used to resolve disputes peacefully. …showed first 75 words of 2316 total…
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…showed last 75 words of 2316 total…Studies Captus Press Inc. 1995
Davidson, Paul, “Dispute Settlement in Commercial Law Matters” (1982-83), in Wright, B. et al. Introduction to Legal Studies Captus Press Inc. 1995
Eckhoff, Torstein, “The Mediator and the Judge” in Wright, B. et al. Introduction to Legal Studies Captus Press Inc. 1995
Fitzgerald, Patrick, Looking at Law: Canadian Legal Systems , Bybooks 1994
Ross, Norman A. You be the Judge: The Complete Canadian Guide to Resolving Legal Disputes out of Court John Wiley & Sons Canada, LTD. 1997
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