LY 403

Alternative Dispute Resolution

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Alternative Dispute Resolution (ADR) has become a staple of legal decision making in Canada, and a less costly and more positive means of resolving disputes across various areas of law. In this course students will be introduced to the fundamental principles and concepts of ADR and their application to the resolution of conflict. Students will learn about fact patterns in cases, representation, issues that relate to court annexed disputes, approaches to positive dispute resolution, the Canadian legal profession’s view of ADR; the rise and use of ADR in Canada, criticisms, and limitations of the approach. Prerequisite: Registration status: Year 3 or Year 4 Honours Law & Society. Law & Society program.

Alternative Dispute Resolution (ADR) has become a staple of legal decision making in Canada, and a less costly and more positive means of resolving disputes across various areas of law. In this course students will be introduced to the fundamental principles and concepts of ADR and their application to the resolution of conflict. Students will learn about fact patterns in cases, representation, issues that relate to court annexed disputes, approaches to positive dispute resolution, the Canadian legal profession’s view of ADR; the rise and use of ADR in Canada, criticisms, and limitations of the approach. Prerequisite: Registration status: Year 3 or Year 4 Honours Law & Society. Law & Society program.

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Alternative Dispute Resolution (ADR) has become a staple of legal decision making in Canada, and a less costly and more positive means of resolving disputes across various areas of law. In this course students will be introduced to the fundamental principles and concepts of ADR and their application to the resolution of conflict. Students will learn about fact patterns in cases, representation, issues that relate to court annexed disputes, approaches to positive dispute resolution, the Canadian legal profession’s view of ADR; the rise and use of ADR in Canada, criticisms, and limitations of the approach. Prerequisite: Registration status: Year 3 or Year 4 Honours Law & Society. Law & Society program.

LY 403

Alternative Dispute Resolution

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Alternative Dispute Resolution (ADR) has become a staple of legal decision making in Canada, and a less costly and more positive means of resolving disputes across various areas of law. In this course students will be introduced to the fundamental principles and concepts of ADR and their application to the resolution of conflict. Students will learn about fact patterns in cases, representation, issues that relate to court annexed disputes, approaches to positive dispute resolution, the Canadian legal profession’s view of ADR; the rise and use of ADR in Canada, criticisms, and limitations of the approach. Prerequisite: Registration status: Year 3 or Year 4 Honours Law & Society. Law & Society program.

Alternative Dispute Resolution (ADR) has become a staple of legal decision making in Canada, and a less costly and more positive means of resolving disputes across various areas of law. In this course students will be introduced to the fundamental principles and concepts of ADR and their application to the resolution of conflict. Students will learn about fact patterns in cases, representation, issues that relate to court annexed disputes, approaches to positive dispute resolution, the Canadian legal profession’s view of ADR; the rise and use of ADR in Canada, criticisms, and limitations of the approach. Prerequisite: Registration status: Year 3 or Year 4 Honours Law & Society. Law & Society program.

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Alternative Dispute Resolution (ADR) has become a staple of legal decision making in Canada, and a less costly and more positive means of resolving disputes across various areas of law. In this course students will be introduced to the fundamental principles and concepts of ADR and their application to the resolution of conflict. Students will learn about fact patterns in cases, representation, issues that relate to court annexed disputes, approaches to positive dispute resolution, the Canadian legal profession’s view of ADR; the rise and use of ADR in Canada, criticisms, and limitations of the approach. Prerequisite: Registration status: Year 3 or Year 4 Honours Law & Society. Law & Society program.