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Request for Referral to American College of Trial Lawyers' Statewide Superior Court Conciliation Program - Massachusetts
Request for Referral to American College of Trial Lawyers' Statewide Superior Court Conciliation Program is a legal document that was released by the Massachusetts Superior Court - a government authority operating within Massachusetts.
FAQ
Q: What is the American College of Trial Lawyers' Statewide Superior Court Conciliation Program in Massachusetts?A: The American College of Trial Lawyers' Statewide Superior Court Conciliation Program in Massachusetts is a referral program for conciliation services in the state's superior court.
Q: Who can make a request for referral to this program?A: Any party in a case pending in Massachusetts superior court can make a request for referral to the American College of Trial Lawyers' Statewide Superior Court Conciliation Program.
Q: What is the purpose of the conciliation program?A: The purpose of the conciliation program is to facilitate the resolution of disputes in superior court cases through a non-binding conciliation process.
Q: Is participation in the program mandatory?A: Participation in the American College of Trial Lawyers' Statewide Superior Court Conciliation Program is voluntary and requires the consent of all parties involved in the case.
Q: Can the conciliation process result in a binding decision?A: No, the conciliation process does not result in a binding decision. Its purpose is to help parties reach a mutually acceptable resolution.
Q: How can I request a referral to the conciliation program?A: To request a referral, you should contact the American College of Trial Lawyers or the appropriate court office in Massachusetts superior court.
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