Dispute Resolution Boards as one form of Alternative Dispute Resolution (?ADR?)
	Indepth analysis of the role of Dispute Boards in the UK for the settlement of construction Disputes. October 2006.
by Derek Griffiths.

	Dispute Review Boards ? CIArb / UoG Forum. March 2003
	Introduction to the DRB Process ? application internationally and in the UK
by Corbett Haselgrove-Spurin

	Dispute Review Boards ? Slides 2003
	Introduction to the DRB Process ? application internationally and in the UK
by Corbett Haselgrove Spurin

	DRB and Construction Adjudication : Reasons for adopting in Texas
	Introduction to the DRB and construction adjudication processes, setting out benefits of legislation in support of the processes : with statistics.
by Richard Faulkner

	DRB?s in UK Construction.
	This paper explains what Dispute Review Boards are, what they do and how they do it, then goes on to consider whether or not the UK construction industry could benefit from adopting the DRB process, particularly since it has already recently embraced adjudication and an addition to the arsenal of dispute resolution processes in the UK. The conclusion is that partnering so far represents the only concession to the recommendation of Latham that the industry seek to avoid disputes as opposed to merely embracing faster methods for resolving them and that DRB?s, which have as much to do with avoidance as resolution could be a step in the right direction for the industry.
by Stephen M John

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