A Guide to Allocating Resources Between Mediation and Adjudication

Justice System Journal 15 (3):824-841 (1992)
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Abstract

Mediation is generally considered faster and less expensive than adjudication. However, if cases undergoing mediation cannot be resolved by such means, the time and cost must simply be added to the cost of adjudicating the matter. This paper suggests marks by which particular workers' compensation disputes can be determined to be good candidates for mediation.

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Walter Horn
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