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Thomas Stipanowich
Part One: A Brief History of ADR and Corporate Perception
May 1, 2013
Part One: A Brief History of ADR and Corporate Perception The history of Alternative Dispute Resolution in the last fifty years has seen much change. According to Thomas Stipanowich and Ryan Lamare’s research, much of out-of-court conflict resolution from the 1950s-1980s was represented by binding arbitration. Motivated by cost savings and speedy resolution, as studies have illustrated, the arbitration process was perceived as an effective alternative to litigation. They do note that during this...
May 1, 2013
Part One: A Brief History of ADR and Corporate Perception The history of Alternative Dispute Resolution in the last fifty years has seen much change. According to Thomas Stipanowich and Ryan Lamare’s research, much of out-of-court conflict resolution from the 1950s-1980s was represented by binding arbitration. Motivated by cost savings and speedy resolution, as studies have illustrated, the arbitration process was perceived as an effective alternative to litigation. They do note that during this...
Landmark Survey Reveals Trends in Evolution of ADR
March 29, 2013
Disputing is pleased to announce a seven part series exploring the findings of Thomas Stipanowich and Ryan Lamare in their...
March 29, 2013
Disputing is pleased to announce a seven part series exploring the findings of Thomas Stipanowich and Ryan Lamare in their...
