A mediator will make a final and binding decision for the parties.

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A mediator's role is to facilitate communication and negotiation between parties, not to make decisions. The parties ultimately have the power to agree on a resolution, and any agreement reached is non-binding unless the parties specifically agree to make it legally binding. In some cases, a mediator may give a non-binding opinion or recommendation, but they do not have the authority to make a final and binding decision for the parties.

A Mediator Will Make a Final and Binding Decision for the Parties