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Alternative Dispute Resolution
A Practical Guide for Resolving Government Contract Controversies
Prepared by the Special Committee
on Alternative Dispute Resolution
of the Section of Public Contract Law
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Nothing contained in this monograph is to be considered as rendering of legal advice for specific cases, and readers are responsible for obtaining such advice from their own legal counsel. This monograph, including any forms and sample agreements set forth as appendices, are intended for educational and informational purposes only.
1999 American Bar Association. All rights reserved. Non-copyrighted materials within the appendices are in the public domain and may be freely reproduced and used.
Acknowledgments
Alternative Dispute Resolution (ADR) Committee Co-Chairs
Joseph M. McDade, Jr.
David E. Marmelstein
Primary Authors/Editors
Hon. Martin J. Harty
Joseph M. McDade, Jr.
Richard C. Walters
Contributing Authors
P. Jean Baker
James DeLanoy
Anthony H. Gamboa
Hon. Allan H. Goodman
Jeremy M. Griffin
Behn Miller
Nicholas P. Retson
Contributing ADR Committee Members
Hon. Ruth C. Burg
Richard F. Busch, II
Frank Carr
William F. Cloran
George M. Coburn
Paul G. Dembling
Donald G. Gavin
Hon. Robert J. Gomez
Carole S. Houk
David E. Marmelstein
Malcolm S. Mason
Karen D. Powell
Hon. Robert J. Robertory
George Sisson
Mark Wilkoff
Our thanks to Herman D. Levy, Esq. for his editorial assistance.
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Table of Contents
I. Introduction
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II. Cases Suitable for ADR
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A. Screening Criteria Mandated by Congress Under the ADRA of 1996
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B. The DoJ Guidelines for Use of ADR in Federal Litigation
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C. ADR Case Screening: Factors to Consider
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III. ADR Techniques
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A. Non-Binding ADR Techniques
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1. Mediation
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2. Settlement Judge
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3. Minitrial
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4. Advisory Opinion
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5. Dispute Review Board
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B. Binding ADR: Arbitration/Summary Trial with Binding Decision
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IV. Matching Your Controversy with the Appropriate ADR Techniques
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A. The Dispute Resolution Spectrum
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B. Considerations for Choosing Specific ADR Techniques
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1. Binding ADR
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2. Non-Binding ADR
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a. Mediation
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