> Yeah, I have P&R turned off but it's been showing up for me too.
Hi Glenn...
If you see P&R pop ups again, please let us know so we can look into it for ya. It may just be a glitch. Sometimes, though, you'll see it before we have a chance to change it to the right category. Just bear with us and we'll get er' done.
Thanks. 🙂
I am curious
Do a google search for 'alternate dispute resolution'.
Richard Schaut
I am curious
Richard,
Individuals have always been allowed mediate or arbitrate their civil disputes. All these laws did was formalize the process so that the court could require parties to go to arbitration or mediation before going to court. Most good attorneys would recommend some kind of negotiation before court anyway.
Your right that surveyors are in a very good position to mediate boundary disputes.
I am curious
I was curious as to what you were referring to; "In the mid '70's, the federal gov't passed an alternate dispute resolution law,. . ."
I am well aware of the fact that before the trial starts, the Judge will ask both sides if they cannot negotiate the outcome. If not, the trial will start.
At least I have experienced that.
I assumed the citation would be readily available, like your other favorite statements.
Keith
