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RS 9:4101

This section names the chapter the Louisiana Mediation Act and defines key terms used in it.

  • Mediation
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RS 9:4102

Counsel are encouraged to discuss with clients whether mediation is appropriate in any pending civil case.

  • Dispute resolution
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RS 9:4103

A court may send a civil case to mediation if a party asks, but some proceedings cannot be referred. If any party objects within 15 days after notice of the order, the mediation order must be rescinded.

  • Court procedure
  • Mediation
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RS 9:4104

This section sets how a mediator is chosen and appointed after a case is referred to mediation.

  • Court process
  • Dispute resolution
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RS 9:4105

The ADR Section must maintain an approved register of qualified mediators and provide it, plus a qualifications summary, to participating courts and parties; denied mediators may request review, and the section may charge reasonable fees for administration.

  • Fees
  • Mediation
  • Professional licensing
  • Register administration
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RS 9:4106

This section sets qualifications for mediator appointment and continued listing as a qualified mediator.

  • Continuing education
  • Pro bono service
  • Professional licensing
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RS 9:4107

Mediators appointed under this Chapter must follow the stated conduct standards unless the ADR Section adopts a different code, and they must disclose qualifications, a CV, fee schedule, and any past or present conflicts or relationships to all parties after appointment notice.

  • Disclosure
  • Standards of conduct
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RS 9:4108

A court order sending a case to mediation may require the parties to attend, send position papers and relevant information in advance, and participate meaningfully.

  • Dispute resolution
  • Litigation process
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RS 9:4109

The parties and mediator must agree in writing on mediation costs before mediation starts, and the parties must pay those costs by the end of mediation unless they agree otherwise.

  • Court costs
  • Filing fees
  • Mediation costs
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RS 9:4110

Mediation procedures are nonbinding unless all parties agree in writing to make them binding.

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RS 9:4111

A written settlement agreement made after mediation is enforceable, and the court may include its terms in the final decree.

  • Civil procedure
  • Mediation
  • Settlement agreements
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RS 9:4112

Mediation communications and records are generally confidential and cannot be disclosed or used as evidence, subject to stated exceptions.

  • Disclosure
  • Dispute resolution
  • Evidence
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RS 9:4201

Written arbitration agreements covered by this section are valid, irrevocable, and enforceable, except on grounds for revoking any contract at law or in equity.

  • Contracts
  • Dispute resolution
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RS 9:4202

A court must stay a pending suit or proceeding on request if the issue is covered by a written arbitration agreement and the applicant is not in default with the arbitration.

  • Dispute resolution
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RS 9:4203

A party harmed by a failure to arbitrate may ask a court to order arbitration, with five days’ written notice to the party in default.

  • Contract enforcement
  • Court procedure
  • Dispute resolution
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RS 9:4204

If the agreement names a way to choose an arbitrator, that method must be used. If it does not, or the method fails, the court may appoint the arbitrator or umpire when a party applies.

  • Appointment of arbitrators
  • Dispute resolution
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RS 9:4205

Applications to the court under this Chapter must be made and heard as motions, unless this Chapter expressly provides otherwise.

  • Court motions
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RS 9:4206

Arbitrators may summon witnesses and documents, and parties may offer relevant evidence; the arbitrator decides admissibility.

  • Dispute resolution
  • Evidence handling
  • Witness attendance
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RS 9:4207

A court of record in the parish where the arbitrators sit may order depositions to be taken for use before the arbitrators.

  • Arbitration
  • Depositions
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RS 9:4208

The award must be in writing and signed by the arbitrators or a majority of them.

  • Dispute resolution

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