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70 N.D. L. Rev. 381 (1994)
ADR: To Be Or...

handle is hein.journals/nordak70 and id is 391 raw text is: ADR: TO BE OR ...? LYNN A. KERBESHIAN* I. INTRODUCTION ....................................... 382 II. M ED IATIO N ............................................ 385 A. Is Mediation Successful? .............................. 385 1. Client Satisfaction ................................. 385 2. Settlement Rate .................................... 390 3. Efficiency ......................................... 391 4. C ost .............................................. 392 5. C ontent ........................................... 393 6. Impact on Psychological Functioning ............... 394 7. Com pliance ....................................... 395 B. ATrITUDES OF THE BENCH AND BAR .................. 397 1. Attorneys ......................................... 397 2. Judicial Input ..................................... 398 C. FUTURE DIRECTIONS ................................... 399 1. Evaluation Limitations ............................. 399 2. D iscussion ......................................... 401 III. ARBITRATION .......................................... 402 A. Is ARBITRATION SUCCESSFUL? ......................... 402 1. D isposition ........................................ 403 2. Saving Resources .................................. 405 3. Fairness and/or Satisfaction ........................ 406 B. ATTITUDES OF THE BENCH AND BAR .................. 408 1. A ttorneys ......................................... 408 2. Judicial Input ..................................... 409 C. FUTURE DIRECTIONS ................................... 411 1. Measurement Problems ............................ 411 2. Discussion and Suggestions ........................ 412 IV. SUMMARY JURY TRIALS ............................... 413 A. ARE SUMMARY JURY TRIALS SUCCESSFUL? ............. 413 B. OPINIONS OF THE BENCH AND BAR .................... 415 1. Judicial Input ..................................... 415 2. Attorn eys ......................................... 416 J.D., 1991, University of North Dakota, Grand Forks, North Dakota; Ed.D., 1979, Development, Learning, and Instruction, University of Rochester; M.Ed., 1973, Educational Psychology, University of Rochester; A.B., 1968, Wellesley College. The author has taught graduate and undergraduate courses in special education at the University of North Dakota and was on the faculty of the University of North Dakota Medical School for eight years as an educational consultant. Currently, the author is practicing law in private practice in GrandForks, North Dakota, and is staff attorney for the Pattern Jury Instruction Commission. The author also offers mediation services.

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