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involved parties improve their relationships, enhance communication, and use effective problem-solving and negotiation procedures to reach mutually understanding or agreement. Based on the current research found, mediation is an effective method of dispute resolution. In studies prior to 1990, the reported settlement rate was approximately 60 percent and for the 1990- 2000 decade, the reported rate on average was 75 percent . For our most recent decade, this rate is about the same, roughly and 80 percent

Resolving a Client Dispute through Mediation Case “Your client is a businessman who owns a restaurant. His partner and head chef is claiming that he is not receiving his fair share of the profits – he and your client have a difference of opinion about the ownership of revenues from a catering business run out of the restaurant premises by your client and a different chef. Your client is quite anxious to retain the restaurant, which will be vulnerable to failure if he loses the chef, so you have suggested

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consumers and businesses with a dispute resolution process that is mediated by their organization. According to BBB.org (2016), there are several different procedures and rules set into place to assist with disputes which varies by region. Consumers are instructed to contact their local BBB for further directions that are offered in their area. During mediation, the BBB provides a professional mediator that comes to mutual solution for both parties. During the informal dispute resolution, a professional

your sewerage pipes. On the other hand you have often taken the fruit from your neighbour’s tree. At a Christmas gathering gone wrong, you both threaten to sue each other. In this dispute, using non-adjudicative processes by Mediation or by using adjudicative processes by litigation can solve the case as the dispute is between two neighbours. The following are the advantages and disadvantages of mediation (Goldberg, Green & Sander 1985) and litigation (Levin & Golash 1985). Advantages of

shortcomings, it should not be phased out as a method of resolving disputes within the Victorian justice system. However, in a rapidly modernising society, the traditional method of accessing justice through the courts is not the only option available to disputing parties. In some situations, it may serve potential litigants well if litigation is discouraged and neighbours persuaded to compromise wherever they can using Alternative Dispute Resolution (ADR) processes. Therefore, there needn’t be a binary

Alternative dispute resolution is a procedure settling disputes without litigation by the assistant from the 3rd party. This resolution include negotiation, arbitration, mediation and ombudsmen .The ADR are increasingly being utilized in disputes that would otherwise result in litigation, including high profile labour disputes, divorce actions, and personal injury claims. Normally, it is very preferable as it is a very low cost and time save scheme for peoples and business to resolve dispute. Furthermore

INTRODUCTION Law is one method of resolving disputes when, as is inevitable, they emerge. All societies have mechanisms for dealing with such problems, but the forms of dispute resolution tend to differ from society to society. In small scale societies, based on mutual co-operation and interdependency, the means of solving disputes tend to be informal and focus on the need for mutual concessions and compromise to maintain social stability. In some such societies, the whole of the social group

A dispute arises wherever the needs of two or more parties are not being met. Individual personality, comparison of possession of resources, diverse value system background, differentiated expectations, natural intrinsic greed and self- centeredness of human beings, respectively or collectively, contributes the production of disputes. Normally, people incline to adopting a genial and private approach to address the dispute with the consideration of comity. However, when situation gets ugly, litigation

MACHINERIES FOR THE SETTLEMENT OF LABOUR-MANAGEMENT DISPUTES IN INDIA: A STUDY Rohit* Introduction: In India,the law relating to labour-management disputes is known as industrial law. Labour-management disputes are disputes relating to an industry. Prior to the year 1947, labour-management disputes were being settled under the provisions of the Trade Disputes Act, 1929. Later, the Industrial Disputes Act, 1947 was enacted to ensure specific justice to both employers