As a form of alternative dispute resolution (ADR), mediation is a process in which disputing parties convene in the presence of a mediator to work out their dispute and find a resolution. While some mediators may play an active role in moving discussions forward towards resolution, others will stand back and let the disputing parties work out their own agreements. For those looking to save the time and money associated with traditional litigation, mediation can be an ideal way to resolve disputes.
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Over 70 percent of all disputes brought to mediation are resolved. Our articles cover all aspects of mediation, including mediator roles and liabilities.
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