This document provides an overview of alternative dispute resolution (ADR) methods for intellectual property cases in Wisconsin and federal court. It discusses the main ADR types of negotiation, mediation, arbitration, and early neutral evaluation. For each type, it outlines the process, costs, degree of control and hostility. The document provides tips for advocates in mediation and arbitration, including preparing clients, choosing mediators, managing evidence and focusing on winning before the arbitrator. It explains why ADR may be beneficial for intellectual property cases in managing costs, confidentiality and relationships between ongoing competitors.
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Small and medium sized businesses are the engines which drive the North American economy. Increasingly, people go in to their own business. Often spouses and other family members are in business together. Because of mutual trust and sharing which exists at the start of these arrangements, spouses tend not to make agrements about what will happen if the marriage breaks down.
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