Alternative Dispute Resolution (ADR) and Procuring Cause

The objectives of this course provide a comprehensive overview of Alternative Dispute Resolution ("ADR") as well as the concept and legal basis for Procuring Cause. Massachusetts Licensing Laws do not mandate ADR of business disputes, but there is federal and state law as well as growing use in myriad commercial transactions, real estate transactions in many other states as well as many multiple listing services and local real estate boards.

This course is being hosted via CCIAOR's online platform, PEARL.

Through PEARL, you will access your class materials, the Zoom link for the course, and your certificate after your completion. You can access PEARL via your Member Dashboard under the 'My Account, Education & Events' section or by visiting pearl.cciaor.com.

After you register for the course you will receive an email from education@cciaor.com with information on how to access your course via PEARL. It is very important to log into PEARL before your first class and that you familiarize yourself with the platform.

Requirements for our Online CE Classes:

• Download Zoom to be prepared for class (You will access Zoom via your PEARL account)
• Join the room prior to the start of the class. Joining after the start time may result in not receiving credit.
  • We suggest 10-15 minutes, allowing time to troubleshoot any issues you may have.
• Have your camera on for the duration of the entire class & be visible.
• We ask you to remain in one location for the duration of the course (ie. You are not to be driving or repeatedly changing locations).
• Be able to use Zooms the polls and chat function.
• Be able to click the join room function, if promoted to participate in a group activity in a breakout room.