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	ADR and the Public Interest Lorne Sossin, Faculty of Law, University of Toronto Introduction ADR’s benefits are well-known and oft-cited. ADR can reduce the cost of dispute resolution for the parties and the public pur Add to Reading List Document Date: 2009-11-12 16:09:10 Open Document File Size: 37,24 KB Share Result on Facebook City Toronto / / Company University of Alberta Law Review / / Country United States / Canada / / IndustryTerm workable solutions / / Organization Ontario Law Reform Commission / University of Alberta / UN Court / American Bar Association / University of Toronto / ADR / Faculty of Law / Yale / / Person Naomi L. Bussin / George W. Adams / Trevor Farrow / Janet Mosher / Ian Morrison / / Position U.S. commentator / judge / / PublishedMedium the Civil Justice Review / / SocialTag Sociology Adversarial system Problem solving JAMS Edward F. Sherman Dispute resolution Alternative dispute resolution Law

ADR and the Public Interest Lorne Sossin, Faculty of Law, University of Toronto Introduction ADR’s benefits are well-known and oft-cited. ADR can reduce the cost of dispute resolution for the parties and the public purAdd to Reading List