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Arbitration

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Arbitration is similar to mediation, as the initial process is the same and the reasons for engaging in arbitration are often the same as with mediation. The major difference between mediation and arbitration is that if the parties are unable to reach an agreement during the mediation process, the mediator then assumes the role of an arbitrator and will then decide any issues on which the parties disagree (essentially acting as a private judge).

How Do I Get Started?

Because every case is unique, you should contact our firm to schedule a consultation with someone who can help you decide if Arbitration is the best option for you, or if perhaps a combination Mediation/Arbitration might work.

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