ADR and tribunals Flashcards

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What are tribunals

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Forum used instead of a court to settle disputes
Enforce social and welfare rights, employment, discrimination, political asylum
Headed by Tribunal judge with two non-legal experts

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Advantages of tribunals

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Cheap and efficient (represent oneself)
Informal
Experts in sector

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Disadvantages of tribunals

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Very little legal aid
More formal than ADR
Delay in getting hearing

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ADR - negotiation

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Coming to an agreement
Takes place even when proceedings have commenced

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ADR - mediation

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Using a neutral person to help parties come to compromise
Decision need not be strictly legal
Avoids adversarial situation in courts
No guarantee of success

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Advantages of ADR

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Cheaper
Parties in control of proceedings
Parties come to amicable agreement, rather than courtroom adversarials

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