Maximizing ADR: Strategic Insights for In-House Counsel on Mediation Day
Litigation has never been easy. It has always carried the burden of cost, complexity, and uncertainty. But today, those challenges have intensified: expenses continue to rise, outcomes can feel less predictable, timelines stretch longer than ever, and reputational risks loom large. This “perfect storm” has pushed parties to look beyond the courtroom for solutions. In this environment, alternative dispute resolution (ADR) has shifted from being a helpful option to becoming a strategic necessity for resolving conflicts efficiently and effectively.
Even with ADR now a well-established part of corporate dispute resolution, many in-house counsel still wonder how to get the most out of the process. What role should they play in shaping strategy? What questions should they ask when selecting a mediator or ADR provider? And how can they make sure the mediation day delivers real value to the company, not just a resolution?
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