Is mediation some sort of legal proceeding?

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Is mediation some sort of legal proceeding?

No. It is an informal process that allows people who are involved in a dispute to resolve their dispute without any legal proceedings. It, together with Arbitration, is a type of Alternate Dispute Resolution. However, Mediation is different from Arbitration.
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