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Alternative Dispute Resolution

Jan. 3, 2001

Unjust Justice

Justice can only be achieved through a public forum and the prospect of significant punishment.

        By Jeffrey K. Winikow
        
        Litigation has become an evil word and lawyers have become nothing but fodder for late-night talk-show talk show monologues. But litigation has been as strong a force in driving social change as anything else. If the image of the legal profession is at an all time low, it is because disputes ...

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