Includes: Civil Litigation, Real Estate, Probate, Family, Corporate, Certified Mediation and Arbitration
Litigation before a judge or jury is only one way a legal dispute may be resolved. Another way, which is becoming more common, is mediation. Mediation is an opportunity for the parties who have a disagreement to meet with a neutral third-party who will help facilitate a discussion between the parties of the issues with the goal of reaching a resolution without the need for further litigation or court involvement. A mediator does not impose a decision or outcome on the participants but instead utilizes a specific process to guide the conversation toward a mutually agreeable resolution. An arbitrator, on the other hand, does render a binding decision on the parties after the presentation of evidence very similar to a trial before a judge or jury.
MCRMT’s certified mediators have the knowledge and experience to work on a wide variety of civil, domestic, and probate cases. In addition, all of the attorneys at MCRMT have represented clients during the mediation process. For more information on the meditation process, click here.
