New Hampshire Alternative Dispute Resolution Attorneys
Alternative dispute resolution, also known as ADR, involves settling contested matters outside the court system. If you are considering bringing action against another person or institution for personal injury, fraud, malpractice, or any other criminal or civil matter, you might consider alternative dispute resolution to speed up the settlement process and avoid long and costly drawn-out legal back and forth.
One of the most common forms of ADR is negotiation. In this process, the disputing parties work out an arrangement without the influence of a mediator or other third party.
In mediation, a court-approved mediator in New Hampshire enters the process and assists the parties with their discussion. Mediators do not have the power to compel parties to resolve their disputes one way or another.
In a collaborative resolution, opposing attorneys (and sometimes independent experts) work together to settle complex matters. For instance, in divorce proceedings in which many assets and instruments must be divided up, parties often use collaborative resolution (which is non-binding) to evolve a final consensus.
A final type of alternative dispute resolution is arbitration. In this variation of ADR, a Judge or other appointed official resolves the points of contention and compels a resolution. There are different types of arbitration (e.g. binding and non-binding), but in general the process is designed to avoid further legal wrangling.
If you've been involved in a dispute in the State of New Hampshire and you need a trusted representative to help you seek compensation, look to Tenn And Tenn, P.A. For more than 13 years, these client-based lawyers have achieved masterful results and litigated important and complicated matters. We have represented clients in a diverse catalog of matters ranging from personal injury to commercial litigation to criminal defense to domestic relations. Our approach can save you time and make your negotiations more effective and fruitful. Our New Hampshire Criminal Defense Attorneys have a proven record and a deep knowledge of alternative dispute resolution processes available. E-mail us through our website www.TennAndTenn.com or dial our toll free hotline – 1-888-511-1010.
