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		+	A mini-trial (also known as an executive tribunal), is a form of alternative dispute resolution in which each party, often through legal advisers, makes a presentation of its case to a mini-trial panel. An abbreviated version of the discovery process may have taken place in advance of the mini-trial.

−	~~A mini-trial~~ (~~also known as an executive tribunal~~), is a ~~form of alternative dispute resolution in which each~~ party~~, often through legal advisers, makes~~ a ~~presentation of its case to a mini-trial panel~~. ~~An abbreviated version of the discovery process may~~ have ~~taken place~~ in ~~advance of~~ the ~~mini-trial~~.	+	The panel generally consists of three members – a management executive from each party (with sufficient authority to reach a settlement), and a neutral third party who may act as a mediator or adviser. The executive members will normally not have been involved in the particular dispute.

−	~~The panel generally consists of three members – a management executive from each party (with sufficient authority~~ to ~~reach~~ a settlement~~), and a~~ neutral third party ~~who~~ may act as a mediator or adviser~~. The executive members will normally not have been involved in~~ the ~~particular dispute~~.	+	After the submissions have been made, the executives seek to negotiate a settlement. The role of the neutral third party may vary. They may act as a mediator or may as an adviser, assessing objectively both the facts and the merits of the case and advising on the most appropriate solution.

−	After the submissions have been made, the executives seek to negotiate a settlement. The role of the neutral third party may vary. They may act as a mediator or may as an adviser, assessing objectively both the facts and the merits of the case and advising on ~~the most appropriate solution.~~	+	= Related articles on Designing Buildings Wiki =

−	~~= Find out more =~~	+	* Alternative dispute resolution.

−	~~=== Related articles on Designing Buildings Wiki ===~~	+	[[Category:DCN_Definition]] [[Category:DCN_Guidance]] [[Category:Property_law]]
−	*Alternative dispute resolution.	+
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−	[[Category:Property_law]]	+

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A mini-trial (also known as an executive tribunal), is a form of alternative dispute resolution in which each party, often through legal advisers, makes a presentation of its case to a mini-trial panel. An abbreviated version of the discovery process may have taken place in advance of the mini-trial.

The panel generally consists of three members – a management executive from each party (with sufficient authority to reach a settlement), and a neutral third party who may act as a mediator or adviser. The executive members will normally not have been involved in the particular dispute.

After the submissions have been made, the executives seek to negotiate a settlement. The role of the neutral third party may vary. They may act as a mediator or may as an adviser, assessing objectively both the facts and the merits of the case and advising on the most appropriate solution.

= Find out more =

=== Related articles on Designing Buildings Wiki ===
*Alternative dispute resolution.

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