Expert answer:Resolving Conflicts

Solved by verified expert:Submit a 250 word response to the following:1. This unit covered the courts and resolving issues by litigation and alternate ways to resolve disputes. If you were involved in a business dispute with a regular customer, what form of resolution would you want to use? Explain why. What would be your least desired method of resolution and why? Explain the ethical considerations you used in making this decision.2. Which student(s) had the best response to the discussion questions? Explain or give examples.3. Which student(s) would you rate the lowest for the discussion? Why?
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Valeria Torres
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Good job Charles!
I like how detailed you are in your response is. i agree depending what the situation
is would determine which route i would take.
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Abraham E Sandoval
I agree with your opinion that it might be the best option to go the litigation route if
it was a giant matter. Because the stakes are high it would be best to make sure
everything is official and that there are multiple objective viewpoints in order to find
the best solution. Also in case there needs to be any witnesses of the solution.
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Claudia R Hinojosa
Charles,
I like the way you pointed out that ADR includes 3 different ways to resolve a matter:
negotiation, mediation, arbitration. I am a bit confused from your response on which
you would think would be the best route. You provide examples of how both ADR
and litigation can be useful in resolving a dispute.
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Zulma Y Mazariegos
Yesterday Nov 4 at 2:31pm
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I like the way you pointed out that ADR includes 3 different ways to resolve a
matter: negotiation, mediation, arbitration. This gives an range of opportunity to
resolve the matter in what best benefits both parties.
I am confused by your post in which you mention that the safest way is included in
either mediation and arbitration. Would you please clarity in your opinion which is
the safest.
Overall your answer is very detailed and I was able to take away some really good
points.
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Collapse Subdiscussion Cecilia M Pichardo
Cecilia M Pichardo
Hi Zack,
I agree with you. Litigation process is longer, tedious and can cost you a lot of
money. Even though judges supposed to be impartial, they use their judgement
when making a decision and that judgement might not be the best for either parties.
Communication is the key. If we are able to sit down and dialogue with our business
partners, it is very promising that we can come out with a solution.
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Collapse Subdiscussion Fabian R Solorzano
Fabian R Solorzano
Hello Zach,
Your point is thorough and you give the right reasons why you would choose ADR
over litigation. I too would choose ADR over litigation for your same reasons.
Thanks for the great insight.
Fabian
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Ricky D Crawford
Dianne
Great post and well articulated in the possible risks of using the courts and the
benefits of ADR.
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Charles C Nguyen
Hey Dianne ,
This is a great eye opener to the real world to resolve a contract dispute in the
work and business field.
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