Special Topics
Read the most relevant, reliable information about court ADR as it is applied to a particular subject area or as it is used by those in particular professions. These resources were specially selected by RSI’s expert staff to provide the quickest route to the most useful information.
For Judges
The topics and resources provided here take into account that judges play a variety of roles in court ADR programs.
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Because lawyers can approach court ADR programs from a variety of perspectives, resources here have been selected to reflect that.
Learn MoreFor Legal Aid
Legal aid attorneys, volunteers, staff members, and pro bono attorneys manage a variety of client needs.
Learn MoreFor Neutrals
Neutrals participate in court ADR programs in an amazing variety of ways, from working on a court staff or a court roster to hanging out a shingle or serving as a community volunteer.
Learn MoreFor Program Administrators
This multi-chapter guide answers the questions that program administrators may have about developing a new program and running or improving an existing one.
Learn MoreFor the Public
More and more, courts are offering parties the opportunity to resolve their disputes outside of the courtroom. The resources below will help to explain how these alternatives to trial operate.
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