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Why
Mediation Works
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Mediation keeps control in the hands
of the parties involved.
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- Parties
choose mediation anytime they decide to avoid litigation.
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- Parties
have a veto over every provision of the mediated agreement.
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- Based
on mutual gains, the individuals involved work out
the solutions and terms of their settlement agreements.
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- The
average session takes two hours. The number of sessions
commonly vary from 2-8
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- Mediation
can cut the cost of legal fees because the actual
parties in a dispute resolve their issues themselves.
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- The
parties involved control how long the process takes.
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- Parties
are usually more satisfied with solutions that have
been mutually agreed upon.
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- Parties
are more likely to abide by the terms of a mediation
agreement.
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- That's why mediated
settlements tend to hold up over time.
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