Which Process Do I Need?
Mediation proceeds in, or is inserted into, the process of a case. The target is a faster and usually friendlier resolution. Arbitration is used if the parties cannot settle their dispute.
Other Ohio Alternative Dispute Resolution FAQs
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Is Mediation Enforceable?
A: The parties, although unable to reach agreement themselves, must enter the process with good faith attitudes. If mediation results in settlement, the parties will … More -
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What Goes On At A Mediation Session?
A: There are two types of meeting that occur: 1) the joint session where all party representatives and their attorneys meet with the mediator and outline the basic issues … More -
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Will I Need An Attorney?
A: Many clients find a legal consultation provides a useful perspective on their situation, but it is not required. -
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I'd Like To Use Mediation, What's Next?
A: Call or email us and we will arrange a phone conversation and/or an initial session with both parties at a mutually agreeable time.
Alternative Dispute Resolution Sub-categories
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