While Collaborative Practice originally arose in the family law arena, many lawyers have realized that it is an appropriate tool in other civil cases.

Probate, employment, medical error, and business formation and dissolution are among the most common areas where civil collaborative is being used.

The Global Collaborative Law Council is a growing group of attorneys attorneys committed to assisting clients in managing conflict and resolving disputes without litigation.

Avoiding Litigation: A Guide to Civil Collaborative Law by Sherrie R. Abney describes “a better way” to handle disputes.