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ADR and Scottish Commercial Litigators: A Study of Attitudes and Experience
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Clark, Sir Robert Anthony [Bob] (1924–2013), special operations officer, solicitor, and businessman
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Perceptions of alternative dispute resolution as constraints upon its use in the UK construction industry
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Butter, His Honour Neil (Mclaren), (born 10 May 1933), a Circuit Judge, 1982–2001; a Judge of Central London County Court, 1994–2001; Designated Civil Judge, London County Court Group, 1998–2001; Senior Circuit Judge, 1998–2001
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Lessons learned: Minnesota courts and practitioners tackle ADR: System implementation means difficult choices
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Wood, Catherine, (born 27 Aug. 1963), QC 2011; a Recorder, since 2007
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no DOI — not checkedOhio State Journal of Dispute Resolution. Interestingly, this assumption tended to be held by the respondents themselves. Over 2/3rds of respondents in response to a later question in the study either "strongly" agreed or "somewhat" agreed with the statement that "there is a distinct lack of awareness regarding ADR amongst the legal fraternity in Scotland
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no DOI — not checkedA view recorded by respondents in Mays & Clark supra n. 1. See also J. Riekert "Alternative Dispute Resolution in Australian Commercial Disputes" (1990) 1 Australian Dispute Resolution
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no DOI — not checkedascertain if those longer-standing members of the profession held more traditional views on the litigation environment and ADR's place within it, no clear pattern emerged. The handful of respondents who viewed that a lawyer's standing might suffer if he/she participated more often in ADR were not surprisingly also of the view that suggesting ADR was a sign of weakness
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no DOI — not checkedadjudicatory process does not have other important functions such as ensuring the law is applied equally, allowing citizens to take part in governance, checking arbitrary power, educating jurors and as acting as a substitute for anarchy and disorder -see S. Subrin supra n. 125. For an illuminating discussion of some of the policy arguments surrounding adjudciation versus negotiated settlement, see C. Menkel Meadow
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no DOI — not checkedIt has been suggested that clients whose own professional or business operations are orderly, rational, efficient, and reflective might prefer a method of dispute resolution that comes closest to operating in a highly rational, efficient way -see R. Redmount & F. Mosten
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no DOI — not checkedthose respondents who joined their respective professions in the 1960's or 1970's were slightly more likely to view litigation in a positive light -37% of such respondents viewing litigation as meeting business needs as opposed to 29.6% in the general set of responses. Regarding types of legal professional, advocates were the most likely to agree that litigation served the interests of the business community well, with 50% of advocate respondents agreeing with the statement compared to 28% of solicitor/advocates and 29.4% of solicitors
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