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    In Voluntary ADR, Evidence That Would Be Inadmissible in Litigation
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In Voluntary ADR, Evidence That Would Be Inadmissible in Litigation

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In voluntary ADR, evidence that would be inadmissible in litigation is usually deemed admissible in ADR proceedings.

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