The three most common types of dispute resolution are mediation, arbitration, and of course, litigation. Here’s a breakdown of how these processes differ. Mediation Mediation is a type of dispute resolution process that involves a neutral third party, called a...
Litigation refers to a traditional judge or jury trial that will involve a defendant, a plaintiff, and two sets of legal teams to reach a resolution. Dispute Resolution Dispute resolution, on the other hand, includes several methods of reaching a verdict that do not...
When a dispute arises, neither party wants to wait months in advance — nor spend thousands of dollars — to reach a verdict. Enter dispute resolution. Dispute resolution is a method to help people avoid the time and hassle of the legal system, as well as resolve...
