The phrase "alternative to litigation" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing methods of resolving disputes outside of the court system, such as mediation or arbitration.
Example: "Many businesses prefer to seek an alternative to litigation to save time and reduce costs."
Alternatives: "dispute resolution method" or "non-litigious option".
They do not present an adequate alternative to litigation.
Arbitration, as an alternative to litigation for contract disputes, reduces costs and time.
Designed to guide the mediator, lawyer, advocate, student, and interested party who wishes to find an alternative to litigation.
The fund was set up as an alternative to litigation against the airlines, and is expected to pay out up to $3 billion.
As dean, he began one of the first law school programs in the nation to focus on teaching mediation as an alternative to litigation.
The ministry, which is keen to encourage mediation, as a cheaper alternative to litigation, accepts that is unlikely to be suitable for victims of domestic violence.
Neither should we desire them to Major companies have alternatives to litigation.
The Multi-Door Courthouse (MDC), a concept originated by DRP founder and co-director Frank E.A. Sander, is a system for assessing disputes and recommending alternatives to litigation.
Douglas Davidson, the State Department's current special envoy for Holocaust issues, said at a conference at The Hague in November that "alternatives to litigation are preferable," but he conceded that a similar American commission is unlikely to emerge.
"Employers that have established mandatory arbitration programs by a large majority have attempted to establish programs that are fair, that are quick and less expensive alternatives to litigation for both sides".
And it's not just Congress: Trial lawyers were alarmed in September when the White House said it would support state-run programs to test alternatives to litigation in malpractice claims.
