Consumer dispute resolution

exploring the alternatives

• 303 Want to read
• 24 Currently reading

Published 1983 by American Bar Association, Special Committee on Alternative Dispute Resolution, Public Services Group in [Washington, D.C.] .
Written in English

Places:

• United States
Subjects:

• Consumer protection -- Law and legislation -- United States -- Congresses.,
• Consumer complaints -- United States -- Congresses.,
• Arbitration and award -- United States -- Congresses.

---

Edition Notes

Statement	Larry Ray, editor ; Deborah Smolover, co-editor.
Contributions	Ray, Larry., Smolover, Deborah., American Bar Association. Special Committee on Alternative Means of Dispute Resolution., U.S. Office of Consumer Affairs., National Association of Consumer Agency Administrators (U.S.), National Conference on Alternative Consumer Dispute Resolution (1st : 1982 : Washington, D.C.)
Classifications
LC Classifications	KF1609.A2 C63 1983
The Physical Object
Pagination	700 p. :
Number of Pages	700
ID Numbers
Open Library	OL3233755M
LC Control Number	83147038

---

A sequence of book chapters and articles have been produced, notably: C Hodges, ‘Consumer Ombudsmen: Better regulation and dispute resolution’ () ERA Forum, Vol Issue 4, ; () DOI: /sof [translations . Consumer “Access to Justice” in EU in Low-Value Cross-Border Disputes and the Role of Online Dispute Resolution: /ch This paper examines consumer access to justice in the EU by analysing how Alternative Dispute Resolution (ADR) and Author: Inmaculada Barral-Viñals.

The New Handshake focuses on resolving disputes arising from online transactions. This groundbreaking book proposes a design to provide fast and fair resolutions for low-dollar claims, such as those in most B2C transactions. This revolutionary system is designed to operate independently of the courts, thereby eliminating procedural complexities and choice of law : Colin Rule, Amy J. Schmidtz. This paper examines consumer access to justice in the EU by analysing how Alternative Dispute Resolution (ADR) and Online Dispute Resolution (ODR) can Author: Anna Plevri.   In this original and highly useful resource, Colin Rule—a pioneer in the field of online dispute resolution (ODR)—shows how ODR can be used to resolve conflicts which inevitably arise both online and offline in business and commerce. Based on exclusive research and up-to-date best practices, Online Dispute Resolution for Business presents expert advice on how ODR can save time and money.

  In terms of LawTech, we broadly divide online dispute resolution into (a) Consumer ODR—uses technology to facilitate the resolution of disputes between ecommerce parties, typically online suppliers and consumers; (b) Judicial ODR—covers any means of settling ‘ordinary’ disputes where there is a hearing (using technology) but outside of Cited by: 2. Online Dispute Resolution, or ODR, in its broadest definition refers to the coupling of technology with ADR. It has been a growing force in the ADR movement for several decades—a fast-coming. Alternative Dispute Resolution If you can’t resolve a problem with a company, you may be able to try an alternative dispute resolution program. These programs — including mediation or arbitration — can be quicker, cheaper, and less stressful than going to court.