Traditional and Nontraditional Litigation Chauncey Davis LAW/531 June 18, 2011 Alfred Green Traditional and Nontraditional Litigation Litigation can be a lengthy and expensive process that must align with procedural guidelines set forth by local, state, and federal laws. According to Cheeseman (2010), litigation defines as “a process of bringing, maintaining, and defending a lawsuit” (p. 34). A manager or leader in an organization must concede that at some point he or she will have
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Legal System and ADR Analysis Law/531 Legal System and ADR Analysis Before we proceed with deciding the direction we should take going forward with this case, we will need to understand the cost and benefits of going through traditional litigation or through an alternative route. The magnitude of the case is not severe enough that we will need to take to the judicial court system but rather by utilizing an alternative dispute resolution. The higher we decide to take this up to the court, the
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System and ADR Analysis JP LAW/531 November 24, 2013 XXXX Gray TO: Judith Gray, Professor LAW/531 FROM: John R. Peterson, Manager Team A DATE: November 24, 2013 SUBJECT: The Legal System and ADR Analysis This research paper discusses the Internal Business Dispute over the Trademark Rights for the “The Cupcakery” company. Moreover, it will cover the other possible legal phases the case could take within the Texas State court system as well as pursue Alternative Dispute Resolutions
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Litigation and ADR LAW/531 Litigation and ADR Litigation is the bringing, maintaining, and defense of a lawsuit (Cheeseman, 2013). The two forms of litigation are traditional and nontraditional. Before a trial ensues the pretrial process must take its course and is divided into pleadings, discovery, dismissals, pretrial judgments, and settlement conference. These events are followed by the trial proceedings and appeals, if applicable. Nontraditional litigation includes alternative dispute resolution
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Alternative Dispute Resolution Law / 531 August 17, 2015 Jonathan Jamieson Quality Court Condominium Association versus Quality Hill Development Corporation is a dispute over damages associated with neglect in the construction of condominiums. The legal form of business of Quality Hill Development is a limited liability corporation. Quality Court Condominium Association is a group of condominium owners that came together to file suit against the construction company that caused all
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and ADR Analysis LAW/531 12/08/2014 Shannon Allen Introduction / Purpose At the cost of doing business it is necessary to always secure and stabilize conflicts that may interrupt the flow of business. Efficient resolution may not only same money and time, but keep messy disputes out of the public light and social network which may have the power to shame the name of an organization. There are various methods used in resolutions; traditional court case resolution and alternative dispute
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Nontraditional and Traditional Litigation Julia Salazar LAW/531 April 21, 2012 Michael T. Millar, JD Nontraditional and Traditional Litigation In the United States disputes can be settled through traditional and nontraditional litigation systems. The traditional litigation method utilizes the court in conflict resolutions. This process of conflict resolution is very complex, time consuming, and expensive. The traditional litigation
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Nontraditional and Traditional Litigation Paper Law/531 One of the ways that citizens and businesses alike resolve conflict is through civil litigation. It involves legal processes and the court in order to resolve disputes between two parties, who are seeking equitable and legal remedy. The process is quite structured and the plaintiff, who claims to have suffered a loss as a result of the actions of the defendant, must provide an argument that is based on facts or findings. The
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Alternative Dispute Resolution Omar Omar LAW/531 September 17, 2015 Donnie McGilbra Alternative Dispute Resolution Paper Alternative Dispute Resolution methods are more favorable in order to meet the requirements of modern business since the courts are no longer able to respond to them individually especially with the continuous development in trade and services, and the consequent complexity of transactions and need the speed and effectiveness of broadcast differences and specialties
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The Legal System and ADR Analysis Lauren Branham University of Phoenix LAW 531 Instructor – Jonathan McGovern June 29, 2015 To: Instructor Jonathan McGovern From: Lauren Branham Re: The Legal System and ADR Analysis The legal system is comprised of two courts; state and federal. Each of the 50 states in the United States (to include Washington, DC) has its separate court system. These court systems usually include; limited-jurisdiction trial courts, general-jurisdiction trial courts
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