Case: The Disadvantages And Disadvantages Of Adjudication Case

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Adjudication: Advantages: One advantage of adjudication is that the final decision will be made by a group of unbiased peers. This can help prevent bias and result in a relatively “fair” outcome. Another advantage is that all evidence available will be presented and this includes witness testimony and party testimonies. Each side will be able to equally share their side with the jury and judge. A final third advantage is that the result of an adjudicated case can be appealed to a higher court if a mistake was thought to be made or bias was exhibited.

Disadvantages: Taking a case through adjudication can be the longest process out of all ADR methods. The case will be very time demanding and can result in time away from work, school,
Negotiation:
Advantages: Negotiations give both parties the opportunity to work together to come to a “win/win” outcome. Both parties can get something positive out of the negotiation. Negotiations also do not involve a third party neutral role. This means the two parties do not have to pay for a person to organize the negotiation or pay for court costs. This ultimately makes negotiations one of the least expensive ADR options.

Disadvantages: A disadvantage of negotiations is that they can only succeed if the two parties are willing to work together. If one side refuses to budge or will not make the sacrifices they need to make to get what they want, the negotiation will fail. A second advantage is the result of a negotiation can be enforced by contract and potentially
This mediator can help the two parties get past the emotion and petty issues to realize the true issue and negotiate from there. Another advantage is that the two parties will be able to work together, explain their positions, and negotiate a settlement which could result in a “win/win” outcome.

Disadvantages: Similar to negotiations, mediations require cooperation between the two parties. If the emotion or minor issues are two much to overcome then it will be difficult or impossible for a settlement to be made. Another disadvantage is that attendance is not required and therefore organizing mediation can be tedious if one party is not willing to cooperate. The result of the mediation can also be bounded by contract and may not be

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