By Robert Rubinson, February 8, 2012
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The author begins the article with a autobiography of her experience with resource dispute resolution (RDR). She then examines the inadequacy of RDR allocation and its consequences, especially when involving low- resource disputants. The article explains several proposals, including community lawyering and improving mediation programs, which could break the cycle and prevent low-income disputants from being major victims.
