In the context of alternative dispute resolution, which statement identifies remedies uniquely available through ADR?

• A. ADR always guarantees a faster resolution.
• B. ADR eliminates the need for a court hearing.
• C. Remedies uniquely available through ADR (e.g., negotiation, mediation, arbitration).
• D. ADR is only useful for financial disputes.

Answer: (C)

The main idea is that ADR provides remedies through processes that involve the parties directly in shaping the outcome, rather than having a court impose one. The best choice highlights remedies uniquely available through ADR—negotiation, mediation, and arbitration. These approaches illustrate how ADR can lead to settlements or binding decisions without a traditional court trial. Negotiation lets parties craft their own agreement; mediation brings in a neutral facilitator to help reach a voluntary settlement; arbitration offers a binding decision by a neutral arbitrator. The other statements miss the point: ADR doesn’t guarantee faster results in every case, it doesn’t automatically remove any court involvement in all disputes, and ADR is applicable to more than just financial disputes.