5 Ways Your Association Can Benefit From ADR

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5 Ways Your Association Can Benefit From ADR

Irreconcilable disputes can arise in and between any trade, member, industry, or professional association.

Whether it's fee challenges, mergers, de-mergers, takeovers, or even disagreements over campaigns or positioning, these conflicts can disrupt operations and strain relationships.

Alternative Dispute Resolution (ADR) offers a practical solution to navigate and resolve these challenges efficiently.

What is ADR?

ADR is a set of techniques used to resolve disputes outside the courtroom. It includes methods like mediation, arbitration, and negotiation, providing a structured and impartial means of conflict resolution.

Why Does Your Association Need ADR?

  1. Impartiality: ADR enables neutral third parties who are free from bias, ensuring fair outcomes for all parties. Hexagon's trained, accredited commercial mediation professionals understand the sensitivities of association disputes.

  2. Accountability: ADR facilitators ensure all parties are heard in dispassionate, fixed processes, and that the resolution process is transparent and follows due process

  3. Structured Discussion: ADR provides a clear framework for addressing disputes, fostering constructive dialogue and a path towards future working relationships between parties.

  4. Cost-effectiveness: Recourse to legal action to address disputes can be expensive and unaffordable for many associaitons. ADR saves your association valuable resources.

  5. Speed: ADR often resolves disputes faster than traditional legal routes, allowing associations to return to business as usual, focusing on their core missions.

What’s Next?

If your association is facing a dispute or you’re proactively looking to establish a resolution mechanism, speak to us in confidence. ADR can be the key to safeguarding your association’s relationships.

Irreconcilable disputes can arise in and between any trade, member, industry, or professional association.

Whether it's fee challenges, mergers, de-mergers, takeovers, or even disagreements over campaigns or positioning, these conflicts can disrupt operations and strain relationships.

Alternative Dispute Resolution (ADR) offers a practical solution to navigate and resolve these challenges efficiently.

What is ADR?

ADR is a set of techniques used to resolve disputes outside the courtroom. It includes methods like mediation, arbitration, and negotiation, providing a structured and impartial means of conflict resolution.

Why Does Your Association Need ADR?

  1. Impartiality: ADR enables neutral third parties who are free from bias, ensuring fair outcomes for all parties. Hexagon's trained, accredited commercial mediation professionals understand the sensitivities of association disputes.

  2. Accountability: ADR facilitators ensure all parties are heard in dispassionate, fixed processes, and that the resolution process is transparent and follows due process

  3. Structured Discussion: ADR provides a clear framework for addressing disputes, fostering constructive dialogue and a path towards future working relationships between parties.

  4. Cost-effectiveness: Recourse to legal action to address disputes can be expensive and unaffordable for many associaitons. ADR saves your association valuable resources.

  5. Speed: ADR often resolves disputes faster than traditional legal routes, allowing associations to return to business as usual, focusing on their core missions.

What’s Next?

If your association is facing a dispute or you’re proactively looking to establish a resolution mechanism, speak to us in confidence. ADR can be the key to safeguarding your association’s relationships.