Most construction contracts include either mediation or arbitration clauses in them. These alternative dispute resolution options provide construction companies and their workers, vendors and clients a way to amicably work out their differences before pursuing costly...
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Arbitration and Mediation
The difference between litigation, mediation and arbitration
Construction can be a lucrative business, as long as things go well. If you end up in a dispute with a contractor or client, the dream of financial success can seem a long way off. When things do not go to plan, there are three ways of solving the issue between you:...
Reducing conflict during a construction dispute
During a construction dispute, emotions can run high and multiple stressors may arise. Unfortunately, when disputes become overly heated and tensions flare between parties, the likelihood of securing a favorable outcome through compromise and conciliation decreases....
What is arbitration?
Arbitration is a form of “alternative dispute resolution” (ADR). It is an “alternative” to the public court system. Instead of a publicly appointed judge or jury deciding your case, arbitration is where the parties agree to have a mutually agreed upon private...