Nebraska Alternative Dispute Resolution FAQs

• Q: Why Do The Courts Prefer Mediation?
  A: It is the purpose of the court to provide mediation services with resultant savings in time and expenses to litigants and the court without sacrificing the quality of … More
• Q: Is Mediation For Civil Cases?
  A: Any district, bankruptcy, or magistrate judge may by order refer a case to mediation, when the judge finds that the nature of the case and the amount in controversy, … More
• Q: What Kind Of Cases Goes To Mediation?
  A: Cases in which the amount in controversy is determined to be less than $100,000.
• Q: Are The Mediators Court Approved?
  A: The clerk of he court shall make available to counsel, the parties, and the public the names and addresses and other appropriate information of those attorneys who, as … More
• Q: What Happens When A Mediator Is Selected?
  A: Once the mediator has been selected, counsel shall make arrangements for the mediation session in accordance with that mediator`s procedure. Mediators approved under … More

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