Larry, his brother Daryl, and his other brother Daryl, all of whom once starred on a famous sitcom titled "Newhart" in the 1980s, left the friendly and woodsy confines of Vermont and eventually became college professors. Although Larry teaches Chemistry at Merrimack College in Massachusetts, the two Daryls teach legal studies at Keene State College in New Hampshire. Assume that you met Daryl and Daryl through a mutual acquaintance, Tom Poston, who served as the faux handyman at the bed and breakfast, the Stratford Inn, where the "Newhart" series was filmed. Also assume that you have stayed in touch with both Daryls over the years. Upon hearing that you are studying law as part of a graduate program in New York, they are thrilled at the news and they ask you to speak before an Introduction to Legal Studies class on the different forms of alternative dispute resolution (ADR). Recognizing that their class sessions typically run for only 45 minutes, Daryl and Daryl ask you not to cover all forms of ADR, but, rather, pick three and talk about what they are, how they operate, and what some of the advantages and disadvantages are for each type.Also, to illustrate how each form of ADR works, the Daryls ask you to create hypothetical disputes to show how each respective form of ADR can be utilized to resolve each dispute.

Through the online discussion board, please briefly summarize the three forms of ADR you choose and the requested information for each type. Feel free to use information from the Bagley text or your own independent online research as your guide to completing the task.