Tribunals and ADR 0.0 / 5 ? LawTribunals and ADRASOCR Created by: flacko734Created on: 25-09-17 02:07 What do Tribunals do? Tribunals enforce rights granted by social and welfare legislation, they are less formal than courts and are used for certain disputes 1 of 13 Where are cases heard in tribunals? First Tier tribunal 2 of 13 Where can you appeal to in the tribunal? There is a right of appeal to the upper tribunal 3 of 13 What are the advantages of tribunals? Cheap, quick, informal, use experts 4 of 13 Disadvantages of using tribunals? Lack of legal aid, more formal than ADR, delay in complex cases. 5 of 13 What does ADR do? Aims to resolve a dispute without the need to go to court 6 of 13 What is negotiation? Negotiation is where the parties or their lawyers negotiate directly to see if they can find a resolution 7 of 13 What is mediation? Mediation is where an independent mediator helps the parties to reach a compromise solution 8 of 13 When are mediation services used? They are often used by businesses to solve civil disputes with other businesses 9 of 13 What is concilliation? Conciliation is where an independent conciliator plays a more active role in helping the parties reach a compromise solution 10 of 13 What does ODR stand for Online dispute resolution which is becoming increasingly more available 11 of 13 What is arbitration Arbitration is where an independent arbitrator decides the case 12 of 13 Advantages of ADR? Cheap, flexible and can allow parties to remain on good terms 13 of 13
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