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The ADR Section Council is dedicated to promoting a greater understanding of alternatives to traditional court litigation in the resolution of disputes. The range of alternatives available is as broad as the innovation and creativity the parties may choose to explore. By opting out of traditional court litigation, parties retain control and ownership of the resolution mechanism. The ADR Section strives to aid practitioners and the public on the dynamics of alternative methods of dispute resolution, the risks, the benefits and the opportunities arising from their use.
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Current Newsletter — March 2022
Recent Related Cases
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Federal 7th Circuit / Civil
Nano Gas Technologies, Inc. v. Roe, Nos. 21-1809 and 21-1822 Cons. (April 25, 2022) Affirmed and reversed in part and remanded -
Federal 7th Circuit / Civil
K.F.C. v. Snap Inc., No. 21-2247 (March 24, 2022) Affirmed -
Federal 7th Circuit / Civil
Campbell v. Keagle Inc., No. 21-2256 (March 4, 2022) Vacated and remanded -
Federal 7th Circuit / Civil
Bartlit Beck LLP v. Okeda, No. 21-1633 (February 8, 2022) Affirmed
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Tools and Resources
- The Alternative Dispute Resolution discussion group is available to section members via the Alternative Dispute Resolution community in ISBA Central.
- The Alternative Dispute Resolution Section directory is available to all ISBA members
- Useful links