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Settling disagreements without a civil trial MEDIATION: – VIDEO VIDEO ARBITRATION: – VIDEO VIDEO PRIVATE JUDGES: REFEREES: MOCK TRIALS: – VIDEO VIDEO.

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1 Settling disagreements without a civil trial MEDIATION: – VIDEO VIDEO ARBITRATION: – VIDEO VIDEO PRIVATE JUDGES: REFEREES: MOCK TRIALS: – VIDEO VIDEO

2 Cutting the costs of trials Small claims court: – Costs little money Storefront law offices: – Usually offer set prices for certain services VIDEO Prepaid legal plans:

3 Debate over large awards Are they necessary to make up for serious losses? Aren’t the largest settlements paid by big businesses? Does the consumer suffer in the long run? Do large settlements make insurance unaffordable?

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