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You need to be careful with mediation and arbitration ... neither one is limited to the common law. Meaning that their decisions are not bound by prior decisions and may not be in agreement with the decisions a court would make in that case. This could be to your advantage or disadvantage.

You really need to do your due diligence before selecting any method. And if possible select your mediator/arbitrator based on their own history.

Glen Ford
http://www.TrainingNOW.ca