Unlike trial, in which the parties are in
opposition, mediation focuses on cooperation by all the parties. It can bring
an end to the dispute more quickly and inexpensively than going to trial, and
the outcome can be made confidential. Because the resolution is created by the
parties, rather than a judge or jury, the settlement can provide for more than
just the payment of money. The agreement will meet the parties’ specific
interests. While mediating is hard work, you may leave feeling that the process
has given you positive closure to the dispute.
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