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BUA CHAPT 4

Managing disputes: alternative dispute resolution and litigation strategies

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Alternative dispute resolution (ADR) resolving disputes apart from court litigation
Types of ADR arbitration, mediation, conciliation, medarb, minitrial, rent-a-judge, summary jury trial, early neutral evalution, international chamber of commerce (ICC)
Arbitration hearing with relaxed rules of evidence
mediation assists the parties to negotiate a settlement
conciliation meets with the parties separately in an attempt to resolve their differences
medarb combination of mediaiton and arbitration
minitrial private judge and courtroom; shortened trial
rent-a-judge disputes resolved y hired judge
summary jury trial advisory verdict by jurors in a mock trial
early neutral evaluation third-party evaluation before lititgation proceeds
international chamber of commerce(ICC) voluntary international court that ofers arbitration in international disputes
court litigation steps 1.complaint. 2.sumons. 3answers. 4.statute of limitations 5.discovery 6.production 7.deposition 8.interrogatories 9.admissions. 10.trial 11.voir dire 12. opening statements 13. plaintiff's case 14. defendant's case 15.evidence
complaint plaintiff's statement of a case
summons document to serve defendant with lawsuit
answers defendant's response to complaint
statute of limitations time limit for filing suit
discovery advance disclosure of evidence in case
production obtain and produce document
deposition questioning of witnesses under oath
interrrogatories information questions to other party
admissions acknowledgement of facts in a case
trial court proceeding for hearing evidence
voir dire jury selection method to screen for bias
opening statements frame by parties' lawyers of the case
plaintiff's cse facts for proving complaint presented
defendant's case defenses to allegations presented
evidence testimony and documents presented in the case; no hearsay
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