Continuously expanding backlogs in the calendars of overburdened trial courts coupled with the uncertainty as to what a jury will do in with particular case have fostered an increasing trend in civil litigation matters of resolving cases by way of a mediation or a binding high/low arbitration prior to trial.
As a result, various mediation/arbitration companies have prospered through the use of attorneys and retired judges to assist parties in bringing their matters to an amicable resolution.
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