ADR Sessions ADR can be scheduled for any business day. The nature of the dispute resolution process chosen determines the length, frequency, and location of the sessions. Typically mediations last 3 hours and case evaluations 2 hours, while the timing of arbitrations is determined by the arbitrator and the parties. Summary Jury Trials take place at the courthouse as scheduled by the ADR Program Coordinator in cooperation with the court. Principals with settlement authority are required to attend ADR sessions.
Sessions are confidential .
Unresolved cases move forward on the docket without prejudice or delay. Case Coordination Cases are administered by the Plymouth ADR Program Coordinator who is available at the Brockton courthouse several days per week. The Coordinator is a dispute resolution professional and trained mediator who helps to educate attorneys and clients about ADR options, assists parties to select an appropriate neutral for their case and prepare for sessions, and coordinates communication with the court. If you have any questions or would like to schedule an ADR session through the Plymouth ADR Program, please contact Israela Brill-Cass, Esq. Page developed by Camilo Azcarate.