Q: What is the procedure in business litigation?
Q: Are there alternatives to a lawsuit?
Q: How is arbitration different from mediation?
Q: Is an arbitration or mediation always binding?
Q: Can I appeal a mediation or arbitration?
Q: What is a class action?
Q: Can a business take part in a class action?
Q: How are legal fees set for a class action?

Q: Can I appeal a mediation or arbitration?

A: Mediation is non-binding and the issues in a mediation can therefore be taken to court. This is not an appeal, since mediation and legal proceedings are two different processes. Appeals may occur after an arbitration, if the parties agree in the initial contract to allow one.

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