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How can I find out about court alternative dispute resolution practices in a particular state?

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How can I find out about court alternative dispute resolution practices in a particular state?

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Individuals interested in court-annexed alternative dispute resolution (ADR) programs should contact the courts directly for information related to these programs. For statewide court policies regarding ADR, parties should contact the state supreme court. Other good sources of information about programs include the state or local bar association and the American Bar Association Section of Dispute Resolution. The Internet is also a good source of information, including articles, tips for locating state programs, professional organizations, training and certification programs, state rules governing ADR procedures, and tips for finding an ADR provider that best suits the needs of a particular type of dispute.

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