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When can I use mediation? |
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You can mediate whenever you have a dispute that could interfere with a business or personal relationship. For instance, businesses that have strategic alliances may use mediation to resolve differences that their contracts did not contemplate, or to separate amicably.
Mediation can also be an alternative to a civil lawsuit or arbitration for both businesses and individuals. Couples who are divorcingoften choose mediation as a more civilized way of arranging their affairs than an adversarial trial. Business or individuals who have begun a lawsuit can mediate at any time, in order to resolve the lawsuit. |
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