Civil
ADR-111: Report of Referee
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This form allows a referee (a neutral person appointed by the court) to report the results of a mediation or arbitration proceeding back to the court. Attorneys, mediators, and parties involved in civil disputes use this form to document whether a settlement was reached or what recommendations the referee is making to help resolve the case.
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Forms that go with ADR-111
ADR-100RequiredStatement of Agreement or NonagreementThe Stipulation to Alternative Dispute Resolution (ADR-100) is the primary form used to initiate the ADR process, which must be filed before or alongside the mediator's qualifications statement.›ADR-110Often filed with itOrder Appointing RefereeThe Mediator's Disclosure Statement (ADR-110) is typically submitted together with the Mediator's Statement of Qualifications to fully disclose the mediator's background and any potential conflicts of interest.›ADR-101Often filed with itADR Information FormThe Notice of Appointment of Mediator (ADR-101) is commonly filed alongside the qualifications statement to formally notify the court of the selected mediator and their role in the case.›ADR-102Often filed with itRequest for Trial De Novo After Judicial ArbitrationThe Case Management Statement related to ADR (ADR-102) is often submitted in conjunction with mediator qualification documents to provide the court with a full picture of the ADR plan for the case.›
More Civil forms
ADR-103Petition to Confirm, Correct, or Vacate Attorney-Client Fee Arbitration Award›ADR-104Rejection of Award and Request for Trial After Attorney-Client Fee Arbitration›ADR-105Information Regarding Rights After Attorney-Client Fee Arbitration›ADR-106Petition to Confirm, Correct, or Vacate Contractual Arbitration Award›ADR-107Attendance Sheet for Court-Program Mediation of Civil Case›ADR-109Stipulation or Motion for Order Appointing Referee›