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Mediation: Should I Use It? http://www.lawhelp.org/documents/1403313226EN.pdf? Source: Northwest Justice Project Basic information about mediation as an alternative to formal court proceedings. full description	What is mediation? What happens in a mediation? What are the advantages of mediation? What types of cases are best suited to mediation? Do I need a lawyer to go to mediation? What makes a mediation successful? What if my case is not resolved in mediation? What do I need to bring with me to mediation? How do I choose a mediator? Where do I find a mediator? How much will a mediator cost?
Resolving Consumer Disputes Through Mediation and Arbitration http://www.ftc.gov/bcp/conline/pubs/general/disput Source: Federal Trade Commission Describes mediation and arbitration of consumer disputes, as an alternative to a lawsuit. Topics covered include finding and choosing a dispute resolution program, and preparing for arbitration and mediation. full description	I don't want to have to file a claim in a court. What other options do I have for resolving my dispute? What is mediation? What is arbitration? How do I find or choose a mediator or arbitrator? How do I prepare for a mediation or arbitration?
Alternatives to Court http://www.wsba.org/media/publications/pamphlets/a Source: Washington State Bar Association Describes the use of mediation and arbitration to resolve legal disputes in Washington. Covers what arbitration and mediation are, how they work, how they are different, and how to find an organization that can mediate or arbitrate. Includes a brief description of Washington's requirement that certain disputes filed in court be arbitrated. full description	What is mediation? What is arbitration? How do I find or choose a mediator or arbitrator? I don't want to have to file a claim in a court. What other options do I have for resolving my dispute? When is arbitration mandatory in Washington?