Alternatives
to the High Cost of Litigation
Alternatives to the High Cost of Litigation is an international newsletter, published 11 times each year, covering cutting-edge dispute resolution trends. It is an authoritative guide for using ADR at companies, within law firms and in the courts. Each month, Alternatives focuses on new ADR developments, techniques and court practices.
CPR members receive a free subscription to Alternatives. This free subscription can be accessed two ways - via a monthly e-mail and/or via the publisher's website.
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IN OUR LATEST ISSUE, DECEMBER 2023, NOW AVAILABLE:
ADR Procedures
An Exclusive Comparison of Selected, Current International Arbitration Rules
By Russ Bleemer
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Register in December for CPR's 2024 Annual Meeting in Philadelphia
By Russ Bleemer
In addition, a web app offers CPR members enhanced online and mobile access to Alternatives, through altnewsletter.com and the Wiley Online Library. Through this app, members will be able to access all current and historical Alternatives articles in several formats, optimized for their mobile devices, including fully annotated articles with live links and references. Members can access Alternatives in full text, including a fully searchable and indexed archive that goes back to our first issue in 1983.