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Cost
-could be expensive->could be thousands
-limited legal aid available
-may need to pay for a lawyer
-could put people of using civil courts
Complex
-court hearings are complex and a lawyer could be required adding to the cost
Time
-fast track takes at least 30 weeks a trial
-still takes a long time
-procedural steps could be slow
Formality
-still formal and intimidating = could put people off
Imposed
-lack of flexibility
-revolved around the court timetable
-may not be convenient (where as ADR might be)
On going relationships
-adversial - there will be a winner and loser who has to pay the cost
Judges
-they may not be a technical expert -where as lawyers might be (ADR)
-don’t know if you’ll win or lose (uncertainty)

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