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ADR: wave of the future, or splash of the past?

Sedgwick LLP

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USA December 12 2012

Over the past 30 years, alternative dispute resolution has changed the way in which real estate and commercial disputes are resolved, altered the manner in which litigators approach their roles in assisting their clients, and spawned an entirely new industry of ADR providers.

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Sedgwick LLP - Victoria Paal, Randall G. Block and Steven D Roland
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