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What is a potential drawback of ADR related to the legal framework?
What is a potential drawback of ADR related to the legal framework?
- Increased court involvement
- Lack of court protection (correct)
- Guaranteed representation by legal counsel
- Automatic enforcement of awards
Which disadvantage of ADR is associated with limited resources for decision-making?
Which disadvantage of ADR is associated with limited resources for decision-making?
- High levels of public scrutiny
- Mandatory legal precedents
- Lack of access to sufficient information (correct)
- Excessive legal fees
What risk may arise from the nature of the parties involved in ADR?
What risk may arise from the nature of the parties involved in ADR?
- Equal bargaining power
- Standardized resolutions
- Uncooperative parties (correct)
- Guaranteed cooperation
What financial risk is associated with the ADR process?
What financial risk is associated with the ADR process?
Which aspect related to time-sensitive legal claims can be a disadvantage of ADR?
Which aspect related to time-sensitive legal claims can be a disadvantage of ADR?
Flashcards
Lack of court protection in ADR
Lack of court protection in ADR
In ADR, decisions aren't legally binding like court rulings. This can make enforcing agreements difficult.
Insufficient Information in ADR
Insufficient Information in ADR
Without enough info, reaching a fair compromise is tough. Parties might make bad decisions due to limited knowledge.
Double Costs in ADR
Double Costs in ADR
Using ADR and then going to court can be pricier than just starting in court. You might pay twice for the same issue.
Uncooperative Parties in ADR
Uncooperative Parties in ADR
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Danger of Prescription in ADR
Danger of Prescription in ADR
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Study Notes
Disadvantages of ADR
- Lack of court protection: ADR processes often lack the formal protections and safeguards of court proceedings.
- Lack of access to sufficient information: Parties in ADR may not have the same level of access to information as they would in a court setting.
- Risk of incurring double costs: The process of pursuing an ADR solution alongside the possibility of it not working or needing to be followed up with court proceedings can lead to costly overlapping expenses.
- Uncooperative parties: ADR relies on the cooperation of all parties involved; if either party is unwilling to engage or negotiate seriously, the process can fail.
- Danger of Prescription: In some jurisdictions or specific cases, a period of time might expire before a claim can be made (Prescription). ADR processes might not be completed within these parameters and consequently affect the claimant.
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This quiz focuses on the disadvantages associated with Alternative Dispute Resolution (ADR). It covers key points such as lack of court protection, limited access to information, potentially double costs, the necessity of cooperation among parties, and the risks of prescription in legal claims.