21/07/2026
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Negotiation is best when the parties can communicate directly and are willing to compromise.
Mediation is appropriate when a neutral third party can help preserve relationships and facilitate a mutually acceptable solution.
Arbitration is suitable for commercial, contractual, and technical disputes where the parties want a binding decision outside the courts.
Litigation is appropriate when legal rights need to be determined by a court, urgent remedies are required, or the law mandates judicial intervention.
Restorative justice may be appropriate in some criminal or youth-related matters where the law permits and all participants consent.
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