Mediation is a process through which parties in a dispute reach a compromise voluntarily. Judges and arbitrators do not decide cases in mediation, but rather, the process relies upon a third party neutral who assists the parties in settling their case.
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What is Mediation?
Tuesday, November 15th, 2011Construction Mediation – Even When You Don’t Have To
Tuesday, October 11th, 2011The construction industry is very familiar with arbitration. It can be a quick and relatively inexpensive way to resolve a dispute – argue a point, get a decision, deal with it and move on. [I should probably note, as the industry is aware, though, that it is not always quick, not always inexpensive, and the absence of an appeal can be devastating if you get an arbitrator who just doesn’t get your point or the law.] Some contracts are even adding mediation as a component of the contract, requiring mediation before arbitration. (more…)
What is Mediation?
Friday, May 7th, 2010Mediation is a process through which parties in a dispute reach a compromise voluntarily. Judges and arbitrators do not decide cases in mediation, but rather, the process relies upon a third party neutral who assists the parties in settling their case. (more…)