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22 02 2008

Football as ADR?

Posted by: Diane Levin in ADR

Football now joins the growing list of informal alternative dispute resolution methods, along side arm wrestling and perennial favorite rock, paper, scissors.

Facing South reports that one Tennessee lawmaker has proposed using a football game to settle a border dispute over access to water between Tennessee and Georgia.

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One Response to “Football as ADR?”
  1. Chris Annunziata says:

    February 22nd, 2008 at 3:49 pm

    Oh please, NO. Rooting for a winner in a UT-UGA football game would be like trying to decide how you would prefer to be executed - hanging or beheading? I think I’d rather drink reclaimed sewer water!

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