dispute resolution practices

Dispute resolution practices are methods used to resolve disagreements between parties without going to court. Common approaches include negotiation, where parties discuss and reach mutual agreement; mediation, involving a neutral mediator helping them find common ground; and arbitration, where an arbitrator reviews the case and makes a binding decision. These practices aim to settle issues efficiently, preserving relationships and reducing costs, often providing quicker and more flexible resolutions than traditional litigation. They are widely used in business, employment, and personal disputes to achieve fair outcomes in a respectful and constructive manner.