Why Mediate and Not Litigate?

​Unlike courtroom procedures and practices, mediation is fairly informal. It is a cooperative process where interested parties attempt to resolve their dispute and enter into a binding agreement reflecting what they have agreed to.

​Even if litigation has commenced, mediation can be used an effective method to “put the brakes on” expensive courtroom battles...

​Even if litigation has commenced, mediation can be used an effective method to “put the brakes on” expensive courtroom battles, giving the parties an opportunity to step back and work on resolution. Additionally, mediation is typically a fraction of the cost of litigation while still remaining confidential.

If you have any questions about mediation, please contact Gargalicana / Graceffa LLP  by email or phone. Our experienced firm is happy to explain why mediation may be your best legal remedy.