Medical malpractice can 'hybrid ADR' be of use?

Article Abstract:

A unique hybrid theory combining alternative dispute resolution with litigation will effectively resolve many malpractice claims in certain situations involving HMOs. The arbitration process could determine the standard of liability to apply in court, and after the trial the arbitration process could sort through the potentially liable parties and fix the appropriate amount of liability. This allows for an HMO to be named as the only party in a malpractice suit, reducing the costs and resources needed in litigating multi-party claims.

Usage, Negotiation, mediation and arbitration, Malpractice, Dispute resolution (Law)

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Saving time and money in cross-border commercial disputes

Article Abstract:

The Commercial Arbitration and Mediation Center for the Americas (CAMCA) provides services for companies operating under the North America Free Trade Agreement to settle disputes. The Center's measures are more favorable than legal or binding arbitration resolutions. CAMCA respects cultural differences, is aligned with business pragmatics, decreases costs, and provides for more timely settlement.

Canada, International aspects, Mexico, Commercial arbitration, international

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