Module 4
Module 4
Negotiation
TOPIC 1- NEGOTIATION
The best method of resolving disputes is through negotiation. Although the two most
popular ADR methods are arbitration and mediation, negotiation is nearly often used to
settle disputes first.
Through negotiation, a problem can be resolved by getting the parties together. The
fundamental benefit of this method of dispute resolution is that it gives the parties
themselves the ability to direct the course of action and the resolution.
Compared to other forms of ADR, negotiation is far less formal and offers a lot more
freedom.
It is optional and non-obligatory. Without the aid of a neutral third party, the parties
attempt to resolve their differences among themselves. Each negotiator is associated
with a certain "side," and they will examine the situation from that perspective. In order
to avoid unnecessarily rising costs, negotiation should be considered, started as soon as
feasible, and a sincere effort should be made to reduce the parties' areas of
disagreement. Even when court actions have been initiated and are still pending,
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negotiation should still be taken into account. The parties will often try to reach an
amicable resolution via discussions that are conducted "without prejudice."
The rights of the parties are not harmed if the negotiations fail to resolve the issue. The
reputations and relationships of the parties can be preserved through negotiation
because it is a private and confidential conflict settlement alternative.
Why negotiations?
As our wants, ambitions, goals, and positions conflict with those of others, conflicts arise
in both our personal and professional lives. Without compromise, differences may grow
into disputes, bitter resentment, and animosity. The goal of negotiation is to settle these
disagreements in a way that benefits both parties and leaves room for future discussion.
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A more recent kind of ADR that is frequently used in divorce and family court is
collaborative law. Each party retains legal counsel, and the parties meet to negotiate a
settlement with the help of other experts, such as financial advisors or divorce coaches.
Because the parties typically agree to negotiate terms that make the process
amicable, such a commitment to refrain from using specific terminology or leveling
allegations, collaborative law has a similar vibe to mediation. The inability of the parties
to use or threaten to use the court system is one distinctive feature of collaborative law.
The collaborative law procedure ends and the attorneys are barred from further
involvement in the case if one of the parties makes a litigation threat.
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WORKSHEET No. 4
Your Task: After answering the worksheet, cut it and put it in an envelope and send it to the
PCCR dropbox. This practical exercise will gauge your comprehension of the different principles
and characteristics of Philippine criminal law.
A. Essay
HONESTY CONTRACT
________________________________________
(Signature over printed name)
________________________
(Date signed)
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1. Paragraph Construction
● Continued flow narrative of
the answers.
● Logical statement from
Introduction, body to
conclusion.
● Vertical alignment of
narrative response from initial
statement to the last.
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4. Grammar construction
● Correct subject – verb
agreement.
● Correct use of tenses.
● Correct spelling.
5. Presentation of Idea
● Response is objective.
● Opinion is supported with
textual basis.
● Additional or supplemental
referencing is given to
support answers.
0 0 Absent
1-5 5 Novice
11-15 15 Competent
(Research Procedural Manual for Criminology, 2019)
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5 Mediation
● Court Annexed Understand the concept of reconciliation.
Mediation
● Judicial mediation
● Litigation as mode
of Dispute
Resolution
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MIDTERM EXAMINATION
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