Mediating litigated disputes
Description
Mediating litigated disputes involves engaging a neutral third party to facilitate negotiation between parties embroiled in legal conflict. The essential action is to guide disputants toward mutually acceptable solutions, reducing reliance on adversarial court proceedings. This strategy aims to resolve issues efficiently, minimize legal costs, alleviate court congestion, and preserve relationships by fostering collaborative problem-solving, thus providing practical remedies to the delays, expenses, and adversarial nature inherent in traditional litigation.
Implementation
The International Alliance of Holistic Lawyers is dedicated to the use of arbitration and mediation rather than litigation. The holistic lawyer seeks to identify the roots of a conflict, to foster a client's self-awareness and empathy for his or her opponent. Clients conduct their own investigations, assemble documents, and do everything except research the law. This helps them heal their own inner conflict.
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Database
Global strategies
Type
(C) Cross-sectoral strategies
Subject
- Law » Arbitration
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Language
English
1A4N
Q8373
DOCID
12783730
D7NID
200209
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Last update
Dec 3, 2024