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In mediation and arbitration, it ain't over til it's over

Yogi Berra’s famous baseball tautology resonates with its obvious simplicity. This adage also rings true especially in litigation and the role that traditional ADR tools have used to achieve finally by mediation and binding arbitration. With the ever-increasing diminishing role of the jury trial, it is clear that ADR has played a crucial part in reducing crushing caseloads in state and federal courts. Participants have also benefitted by resolving disputes in a quicker and less expensive manner.

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