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Compare and contrast mediation with arbitration.

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Explanation:

Both mediation and arbitration are dispute resolution mechanisms. They make use of an independent third party to help resolve the conflict. Mediation and arbitration are a private affair between the independent third party and the conflicting parties.

In an arbitration, the arbitrator considers the evidence presented by each of the conflicting parties. They weigh in the legal aspects before making a binding decision. Arbitration is like a court case, except that the process takes place outside a courtroom. There is a winning and a losing party in an arbitration.

Mediation helps parties to settle their disputes through discussions, negotiations, and narrowing differences. The mediator helps conflicting parties to arrive at an agreed solution. They do not decide on the conflicting issue. In mediation, all parties agree on a win-win solution.

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