Effective Dispute Resolution in Natural Resources and Environmental Cases
Daniel C. Himelspach, Leslie M. Lawson, Natural Resources & Environmental Litigation II (1996)
Lawyers and judges have the responsibility to design and implement a dispute resolution system that is fair, accessible, time and cost efficient, user friendly and responsive to the needs of our citizens. In the most fundamental of terms, this effort is what the proliferation of ADR methods is all about.
This article will discuss the dispute resolution techniques and settlement tools used in resolving natural resources and environmental disputes. The focus is placed on mediation of these disputes. However it is important to understand that the first imperative in any type of case is to understand the ADR process. If the process is understood, application of the process to a natural resources or environmental dispute is a follow-up that is not difficult if the third party neutral has some familiarity with the law and the industry.
This content is available from the following sources
Digital Library
Already a Subscriber? Sign In
Over 60 years of scholarship at your fingertips.
Buy the Publication
The book containing this article may be available in hard copy, or the article may be available individually. Please contact the Rocky Mountain Mineral Law Foundation at info@rmmlf.org or 303-321-8100.