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ADR Systems has released its Commercial Settlement Report for February, which features a sample of complex commercial cases settled by our mediators in the previous month. Review the report at adrsystems.com.

Some mandatory arbitration programs and dispute resolution providers appoint an arbitrator or arbitrators to adjudicate a dispute. At ADR Systems, we believe greater value is gained by selecting the arbitrator you know you need and choosing one who once served on the bench. Let us explain.

To better showcase the full spectrum of settlements our neutrals achieve every month, ADR Systems has launched our new, monthly Personal Injury Settlement Report. Review the report at adrsystems.com.

Mediating civil disputes requires substantive legal knowledge — but not that alone. In order to resolve disputes, mediators must also make every effort to connect with parties and understand their preconceptions, life experiences, intuitions and views. Learn how our neutrals connect with parties to settle cases at adrsystems.com.

Trials are unpredictable. If your case is breaking down, use the After-Hours Settlement Program at ADR Systems. You will get immediate access to a skilled mediator who provides fresh insight and helps you settle your dispute before the case goes to the jury. Learn more about the program at adrsystems.com.

Many ADR Systems mediators have labored long into the night or early morning to settle cases. Their commitment to persevering through these mediations has given them insight into why certain cases take so long to settle and what can be done to make the process manageable. Learn more at adrsystems.com.

A mediation/arbitration step clause helps parties resolve their disputes in a more efficient manner. But what should attorneys consider when writing one into a commercial contract? Learn from our neutrals at adrsystems.com.

ADR Systems developed 'Your Technology Guide to Remote ADR Sessions' to help counsel and their clients mediate from where they are with ease and minimal disruptions. Download the guide at adrsystems.com.

Mediating disputes requires a unique way of thinking that draws upon a mediator’s prior work as a judge or litigator but reaches beyond both. What, though, does it mean to think like a mediator? Read the article at adrsystems.com.

Wondering if you should share your mediation submission with the other side in a commercial dispute? Read on. This article argues that both science and common sense support it when appropriate.