What does ADRM stand for?

Alternative Dispute Resolution Method (resolution outside government judicial process)

This definition appears very rarely and is found in the following Acronym Finder categories:

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American Drag Racing League Assistant Dean for Residence Life (various locations) Assistant Director of Residence Life (colleges) Automatic Distribution Requirements List Arbitration and Dispute Resolution Law Journal Agence de Développement Réseaux Locaux de Services de Santé et de Services Sociaux (French; Quebec, Canada) advection-diffusion-reaction model Adverse Drug Reaction Monitoring Airdrome Alternate Dispute Resolution Mediation (Boise State University; Idaho)		Applied Data Resource Management Automatic Dialing and Recorded Message Player Active Directory Rights Management Services (a trademark of Microsoft, Inc.) Advance Document Revision Notice (Boeing configuration management form) Alliance for Democracy and National Reconciliation (est. 2002) Antimalarial Drug Resistance Network Associate Degree Registered Nurse (degree program) Attention Deficit Resource Network Association for Dispute Resolution of Northern California Academic Department of Radiation Oncology (University of Manchester; Manchester, England, UK)

Samples in periodicals archive:

Stephen Barker, commercial litigation partner and CEDR accredited mediator at Eversheds in Birmingham, said: "Figures have shown that going to court to resolve disputes is a slowing trend, with more and more businesses opting for alternative dispute resolution methods.

Increase in mediation; INDUSTRY: Fewer firms taking court action in ...

It also said that it will take more time to resolve outstanding issues, which were listed as: estimates of General Synod's liability for all physical and sexual abuse claims; questions around claims for loss of culture and language; and alternative dispute resolution methods of validating claims "that are credible, reliable, expeditious, culturally appropriate and safe.

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Construction Law Handbook, a new two-volume set published by Aspen Law & Business (New York), covers the latest construction developments, new delivery systems, the new AIA contract document revisions, new forms of partnerships, fee arrangements, new technologies, and alternative dispute resolution methods.

Construction Law Handbook