ALTERNATIVE DISPUTE RESOLUTION (ADR)
Alternative Dispute Resolution (ADR) offers innovative methods for resolving disputes without resorting to formal litigation. With its focus on collaboration, flexibility and cost-efficiency, ADR has become an essential tool for businesses and individuals seeking effective conflict resolution. At Gherson, we specialise in ADR strategies that deliver practical outcomes while preserving relationships and minimising disruption.
ADR refers to a range of processes designed to resolve disputes outside of the courtroom. These methods are tailored to the specific needs of the parties involved and include:
ADR is particularly valuable for situations where continued relationships are valued, including:
Importantly, ADR is sometimes a mandatory prerequisite for litigation and arbitration.
ADR provides a range of advantages over traditional litigation, including:
At Gherson, we provide comprehensive ADR services to ensure efficient and effective resolution of disputes. Our expertise includes:
Our ADR solutions are designed to minimise conflict, reduce costs, and deliver outcomes that align with your goals.
Gherson’s reputation for excellence in dispute resolution is built on decades of experience handling complex and high-stakes cases. We pride ourselves on:
Whether you are seeking to resolve a dispute quickly and privately or wish to explore innovative alternatives to litigation, Gherson can provide insight, advice and strategy. Contact us today to learn how our ADR services can support you.
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