How is negotiation different from mediation?

Multiple Choice

Negotiation has no special third$-$party negotiator, unlike mediation which involves a mediator.

Negotiation can take place only after a lawsuit is filed, while mediation can occur before, during, or after a conflict.

Negotiation lets parties adjust or settle the dispute, while mediation is a common process handed by attomeys before the parties file lawsuits.

Which of the following is a reason people choose ADR over civil litigation to achieve justice?

Multiple Choice

Litigation judgments are binding on all parties.

Litigation offers easier recovery in the execution of judgment phase.

Litigation promises victory to a party whose advocates are the best tacticians.