Description: Turning Points Mediation is a diverse group of trained and registered Mediators and Arbitrators; professionals with a broad range of experience in law, healthcare, business and a significant number of other industry specific areas. It is a Georgia limited liability company whose goal is to empower parties with disputes to resolve their differences peacefully and achieve a “win-win” outcome.
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Welcome to our website . That you’re here suggests that you or someone you know is engaged in a tough and seemingly irresolvable dispute. Helping to resolve disputes in ways that work for you is what we do; we are dispute resolution experts. Experience tells us that parties having disputes very often need our skills in alternative dispute resolution (ADR) to find those turning points that transform what seems hopeless into satisfying outcomes. So let's get started by examining some ADR fundamentals.
Alternative dispute resolution (ADR) is a process and a set of techniques used to resolve disputes outside the judicial trial system. In the United States, the best known forms of ADR are arbitration and mediation. Arbitration, in which a referee hears both sides and renders a judgment, has been widely used as the preferred method of alternative dispute resolution for many years, particularly in business disputes. However, mediation, because it relies on the parties to develop their own resolutions with the
You should know that mediation and arbitration are generally less costly and less time consuming approaches to handling disputes than litigation; and mediation is less costly and time consuming than arbitration. In both forms of ADR, participation is voluntary, unless court-ordered or mandated by contract or agreement. Participants in the mediation process always retain the right to stop negotiating and turn to the more traditional form of litigation to resolve the dispute.