“The existing judicial system is too costly, too painful, too destructive, too inefficient for a truly civilized people... To rely on the adversarial process as the principal means of resolving conflicting claims is a mistake that must be corrected." Late Supreme Court Chief Justice Warren E. Burger
Arbitration is a form of dispute resolution dating back to the ancient Greeks. Aristotle wrote extensively about the concepts of justice, equity, and the law, specifically addressing arbitration’s ability to provide equity and fairness that the law may not always provide. In the last 30 years, arbitration in the United States has greatly increased in terms of cost and formality, sometimes reflecting the worst excesses of litigation: massive discovery, excessive production of documents, etc. The effect is that many of the original benefits that arbitration was designed to address have been eroded.
United States Arbitration Association™ | USADR offers a less litigious form of arbitration that is affordable, with written rules and procedures that are understandable in laymen’s terms. USADR offers an accessible means of resolving disputes by embracing and promoting the traditional values of arbitration: affordability, expediency, and equity.
USADR will only have on its roster those arbitrators who are seasoned, subject matter experts in their respective professions, and who are dedicated to prompt, cost-effective, and equitable resolution.
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