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| Arbitration is not incompatible with mediation. On the contrary, it is complementary to it. Thus, so long as the parties consider they could reach an amicable solution, they may resort to mediation, given its benefits, such as the informal character and the fact that the solution is the very creation of parties, the fruit of their desires. But if one party refuses to participate in mediation, or mediation fails, the existence of an arbitration clause ensures that you will not enter the cumbersome procedure of a normal court trial. This option ensures that, in any circumstances, your dispute will be resolved. … READ MORE… |
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