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Missouri Alternative Dispute Resolution FAQs

• What is arbitration?
  Arbitration in a general sense, is a method of arranging differences between two parties by referring them to the judgment of a disinterested outsider whose decision … more
• If the parties reach a settlement, is it enforceable?
  If settlement is achieved, typically the parties will sign a settlement agreement, reviewed and approved by their attorneys. This agreement is enforceable like any … more
• If the case is not settled, can the mediator be a witness or talk to the judge?
  No. It is AAM`s policy that the mediator can neither be a witness nor talk to anyone about the case. Additionally, it is AAM`s policy that neither the parties not … more
• What statutes and regulations exist regarding the Board of Mediation?
  The Missouri State Board of Mediation is statutorily charged with the responsibility of determining an appropriate bargaining unit of public employees and to determine … more

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