Mediation
In mediation, a neutral negotiator helps both sides negotiate a settlement. Typically, the mediator meets with each side separately until both sides agree to a settlement. Mediated settlements are usually less costly than settlements resulting from litigation. Unlike arbitration, mediation is non-binding; neither side has the power of the courts to enforce the settlement.
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