FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS
What is non-binding mediation?
Non-binding mediation is an attempt to resolve your case prior to trial. Typically, the parties and their attorneys meet informally with a mediator and attempt to resolve the case. At all times you will have the final say as to whether to accept a settlement or not. The mediation is confidential and nothing said at the mediation can be used at trial. The non-binding aspect of the mediation means that the mediator can only suggest a settlement, not impose one.
More FAQ . . .
Is there a fee for an initial consultation?
Will my initial consultation be with an attorney or a legal assistant?
Will my initial consultation be confidential even if I do not become a client?
How will my case proceed once I become a client?
How long does a typical case take?
What is non-binding mediation?
What are my chances of success and how much money am I likely to receive?
How do your fees work?
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