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The main advantages of attempting to reach agreement by mediation are:

  • You are directly involved in negotiating your own agreement.

  • No settlement can be imposed upon you (as happens in litigation or arbitration).

  • The proceedings are conducted in private, and you are in control of your own position.

  • Because mediation can be used early in a dispute an agreement can be reached more quickly than may be the case when pursuing the problem through the courts.

  • You have the services of an experienced person who can aid your negotiations, and assist in achieving a quick settlement.

  • Generally the cost is greatly reduced in comparison with pursuing the matter through the courts or arbitration.

  • The Mediator may be able to explore alternative solutions that may not have been considered by the parties or are not possible or available through the courts.

  • It is possible to re-establish a positive relationship between the parties once the dispute is resolved.

  • If the Mediation is unsuccessful you have neither prejudiced or sacrificed any legal rights nor delayed significantly any ultimate settlement by the legal process.

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