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By Natalie Prescott
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Alternative dispute resolution is on the rise. In most cases, it offers a faster, easier and less costly means of resolving disputes between the parties than a trial does. This is especially true in real estate transactions, where time is of the essence and where potential damages may not justify costly litigation. Consequently, arbitration agreements are beco...
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