The Oregon Joint Alternate Dispute Resolution (OJ ADR) Report is a document that is used to help resolve disputes between two or more parties in Oregon. This document outlines the process for alternative dispute resolution, which can include mediation, arbitration, or other forms of negotiation. The report outlines the rights and responsibilities of the parties involved, the factors to be considered during the negotiation process, and the recommended resolution. The OJ ADR Report is typically issued by an independent third-party, such as a mediator or arbitrator, and is signed by all parties to the dispute. There are two types of OJ ADR Report: the Standard Report and the Summary Report. The Standard Report is a comprehensive document that contains the details of the dispute and provides a detailed description of the process and the recommended resolution. The Summary Report is a condensed version of the Standard Report and focuses on the main points of the dispute.