Mediation is an essential part of litigation, but it can be a confusing process for parties involved in a lawsuit. However, by understanding a few key aspects of mediation, you can approach the process with confidence and clarity. Mediation is a non-binding process where the parties hire an independent mediator, often a retired judge or

Parties involved in litigation should always keep an open mind about mediation at every stage of litigation.  Cases that resolve without having to go through a trial or arbitration can potentially save the parties a lot of time and money in litigation.  This article touches on five items parties need to understand about mediation.

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Mediation is one of the aspects of litigation that can be confusing for parties in a lawsuit, but there are few rules to understand about the process that can make it a lot less daunting.  Mediation is a non-binding meeting where the parties in a lawsuit hire an independent mediator (a retired judge or lawyer)