Disputing Culture: Lawyers and ADR
Abstract
The author uses the concept of culture to examine possible changes in the legal profession's involvement in dispute resolution by litigation or alternative methods. He suggests that increased use of ADR by lawyers will require them to adopt new concepts, ideologies and attitudes in keeping with alternative processes. The author then examines the available data about such changes and concludes that lawyers' culture of disputing may be shifting towards ADR.
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