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Mediation in Construction Disputes: When and How to Use It
Mediation is a voluntary, confidential way to resolve a construction dispute without a decision being imposed on either side. Here's how the process works, when it suits a live dispute, and how it compares with adjudication and arbitration.
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Construction Dispute Resolution: Options for QSs and CMs
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