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COURT OF THE STATE OF NEW YORK COUNTY OF Plaintiff/Petitioner against Index/Docket No. MEDIATOR SELECTION FORMDefendant/Petitioner This case qualifies for referral to mediation pursuant to the 9th

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1. To fill out mediator selection, follow these steps:
2. Identify the parties involved in the conflict or dispute.
3. Research and compile a list of potential mediators.
4. Review the qualifications, experience, and expertise of each mediator on the list.
5. Contact the mediators and inquire about their availability, fees, and process.
6. Schedule a consultation with each mediator to discuss your situation and goals.
7. Evaluate and compare the information gathered from the consultations.
8. Determine the most suitable mediator based on their compatibility with the parties involved and their ability to address the specific issues.
9. Notify the selected mediator and confirm their availability and willingness to take on the case.
10. Provide the selected mediator with all relevant documentation and information related to the conflict or dispute.
11. Attend the mediation sessions and actively participate in the process.
12. Cooperate with the mediator and other parties involved to reach a mutually agreeable resolution.
13. Follow any post-mediation instructions or agreements provided by the mediator.
14. Provide feedback or testimonials about the mediator's services, if requested.
15. Close the mediator selection process once the conflict or dispute has been successfully resolved.

Who needs mediator selection?

1. Mediator selection is needed by individuals, organizations, or groups involved in conflicts or disputes.
2. This could include parties involved in personal disputes, workplace conflicts, business negotiations, legal conflicts, or any situation where an unbiased third party is required to facilitate communication, foster understanding, and help reach a resolution.
3. Having a mediator can help ensure a fair and impartial process, improve communication between parties, and potentially save time and costs associated with pursuing litigation or other adversarial methods of conflict resolution.

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What is mediator selection?

Mediator selection is the process of choosing a neutral third party to help resolve a dispute between two or more parties.

Who is required to file mediator selection?

The parties involved in the dispute are required to file mediator selection.

How to fill out mediator selection?

Mediator selection forms can typically be filled out online or through a written application provided by the mediation service.

What is the purpose of mediator selection?

The purpose of mediator selection is to facilitate communication and negotiation between the parties in order to reach a resolution.

What information must be reported on mediator selection?

The mediator selection form typically requires information about the parties involved, the nature of the dispute, and preferred qualifications of the mediator.