How can you use alternative dispute resolution in contract negotiation?
Contract negotiation is a complex and often contentious process that can involve multiple parties, interests, and issues. Sometimes, disputes arise during or after the negotiation that can jeopardize the deal or damage the relationship. How can you use alternative dispute resolution (ADR) in contract negotiation to prevent or resolve conflicts in a constructive and cooperative way? ADR is a term that covers various methods of resolving disputes without going to court, such as mediation, arbitration, or negotiation. In this article, you will learn about the benefits and challenges of using ADR in contract negotiation, and how to apply some best practices and tips to make the most of it.
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Arathy K R (B.Tech-Civil Engg)Contracts enthusiast |Cost Consultant ||Speaker, Project Management conference ||Founder QS hub platform || Community…
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Issam AkkariCivil and Environmental Engineer - Contracts Administrator
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Ramlan GintingSenior Director retired, Arbitrator, Lecturer, Writer, Banking Law Consultant, Trainer