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Kentucky Arbitration & Mediation Lawyers

William Hoge IIIWilliam Hoge III
Dean LangdonDean Langdon
Donald Wes SullengerDonald Wes Sullenger
George Eric LongGeorge Eric Long
Timothy DenisonTimothy Denison
J. Eric RottinghausJ. Eric Rottinghaus
Ellie KerstetterEllie Kerstetter
Loretta Marie HelfrichLoretta Marie Helfrich
Marcus Anthony RolandMarcus Anthony Roland
Jennifer R. DusingJennifer R. Dusing

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the main difference between arbitration and mediation?

In arbitration, a private court hearing is required to settle disputes between two parties, and the outcome is decided by a neutral third-party arbitrator. Conversely, mediation is a form of commercial negotiation to settle a dispute in which the disputing parties come to a resolution themselves with the help of a personal mediator and remain in more control.

What are the similarities between mediation and arbitration?

Both mediation and arbitration are ways to resolve conflict outside of court with the help of a Kentucky arbitration and mediation lawyer. They are a form of alternative dispute resolution to help the parties avoid the time-consuming and costly litigation process.
 

What are the other methods of dispute resolution?

There are many methods of dispute resolution in the American legal system. Arbitration and mediation and two primary alternative dispute resolution methods that are commonly used along with negotiation, conciliation, and transaction. Litigation is another way of handling disputes, but it goes through the court system.