- 2 volumes; loose-leaf
- 1,300 pages ∼
- Publication Date: November 2019
- Editorial Review Board: Sam Imperati, Richard Vangelisti, Erica Glaser, Lisa Amato, Scott Bellows, and Jill Goldsmith
Whether you call it Alternative Dispute Resolution or Appropriate Dispute Resolution, methods of resolving your clients’ legal matters range far beyond litigation. ADR in Oregon provides the nuts and bolts of arbitration, mediation, collaborative law, and more. Whether your client’s case is subject to mandatory arbitration or you are simply looking for a more cost-effective way to resolve the dispute, ADR in Oregon will point the way. Benefiting from the wisdom of an all-new editorial review board, this completely reorganized and revised resource answers your questions concerning ADR generally and in specific practice areas.
TABLE OF CONTENTS
- Introduction
- Selecting an ADR Process and Provider
- Mediation Overview and Mechanics
- Mediation Confidentiality
- Mediator Techniques
- Advocacy and Ethics
- Mediator Approaches and Ethics
- Overview of Court-Annexed Arbitration
- Overview of Contractual Binding Arbitration
- Legal Bases and Procedures for Compelling or Resisting ADR
- Evidence in Arbitration
- Attorney Advocacy and Ethics in Arbitration
- Arbitrator Ethics
- Post-Award Procedures
- Mediation in State Administrative Proceedings
- PIP/UM/UIM Coverage
- Restorative Justice in the Criminal Justice System
- ADR in Family Law
- Real Estate Disputes
- ADR in Construction Disputes
- Securities
- Developments in Federal Courts and Agencies
- Appellate Settlement Conference Program
- Workplace and Organizational Mediation
- Landlord-Tenant and Small Claims
- Bankruptcy and Creditors’ Rights
- Collaborative Law
- Employment Law
- Arbitration and Mediation in Labor Relations
- Workers’ Compensation
- ADR in Environmental and Natural Resource Disputes
- Land Use
- Probate and Estates
- Native American Related Matters [Reserved for Expansion]
- Consumer Law
- Community Dispute Resolution
- ADR for Intellectual Property Disputes
- Juvenile Court and Dependency Proceedings
- Medical Malpractice and Healthcare Incidents
- Online Dispute Resolution
- Transnational Implications
Table of Forms
Table of Statutes and Rules
Table of Cases
A special thank you to the following editors and authors for their time and contributions to this new edition:
Sam Imperati, Richard Vangelisti, Erica Glaser, Lisa Amato, Scott Bellows, Jill Goldsmith, Dennis Westlind, Laura Caldera Taylor, Lisanne Butterfield, Sally LaJoie, Emil J. Ali, Daniel Keppler, Thomas W. Brown, Rudy Lachenmeier, Lauren MacNeill, Halah Ilias, Sonia Montalbano, Marcia Buckley, Devin Howington, John L. Barlow, Sarah Harlos, Britta E. Warren, Lisa C. Brown, James Edmonds, Matthew Colley, Michael Fuller, Dominic Carollo, Kelly Donovan Jones, Nikki A.W. Abercrombie, Jon W. Monson, Chris Pikarski, Jesus Miguel Palomares, James J. Damis, Larry D. Schucht, Tom D’Amore, Tara Millan, Carley Adams, Matthew Hartman, Cara Walsh, Lisa Fitzgerald, Hon. Diana I. Stuart, Lorena Reynolds, Jim Zupancic, Susan T. Alterman, Jeremy T. Vermilyea, D. Gary Christensen, Robert S. Banks, Gary Grenley, Keil Mueller, Douglas R. Ricks, Judy D. Henry, Tsipora Dimant, Hon. Kathleen J. Proctor, Brent Summers, Johnston Mitchell, Jo Posey, Jill Brittle, Myah Kehoe, Nicole Deering, Robert Meyer, Heather Bowman, Paul M. Ostroff, Jeffrey P. Chicoine, Bruce D. Smith, Joan P. Snyder, Wendie L. Kellington, Michele Buck-Romero, Katharine West, Michael Fuller, Kelly Donovan Jones, Tera Cleland, John Mansfield, Mark Kramer, Meg Goldberg, Richard Lane, James C. Melamed, and Roger Ullmann.
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