Poorly Drafted ADR Clauses Turn Contract Provisions into New Disputes Rather than Solutions
Poorly Drafted ADR Clauses Turn Contract Provisions into New Disputes Rather than Solutions

Alternative dispute resolution is no longer a backup plan; it is how most business disputes are actually resolved.
Mediation and arbitration are built into contracts, expected by courts and often required before litigation can proceed. But many businesses still treat ADR as a formality rather than a strategy. That approach leads to missed opportunities, unnecessary expenses and avoidable frustration.
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