What is one main difference between arbitration and mediation?

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In arbitration, only state law claims can be heard. In mediation, both state law and federal law claims can be heard.

In arbitration, an impartial person hears evidence and makes a decision that is usually binding on both parties. In mediation, an impartial person helps the parties negotiate a potential settlement.

In arbitration, the plaintiff alone chooses the party who decides the case. In mediation, both parties choose the party who helps them negotiate a settlement.

In arbitration, only cases involving money damages are heard. In mediation, only cases involving injunctions are heard.