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Compare and contrast litigation with arbitration and mediation. Which do you think is more effective in resolving business disputes? Please support your answer and explain why you believe litigation, arbitration or mediation is more effective in resolving disputes.

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The solution compares and contrasts litigation with arbitration and mediation. And also answers Which do you think is more effective in resolving business disputes?

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Mediation and Arbitration are alike as they are both alternatives to moving forward with litigation. Mediation and Arbitration are generally used to avoid the long litigation process and bring a situation to a swift and fair conclusion. With mediation and ...

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