If opposing attorneys and their clients agree that settlement without litigation is their primary goal, the attorneys may be practicing

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Collaborative law is a practice in which opposing attorneys and their clients work together to settle a dispute outside of court. The primary goal is to achieve a mutually beneficial settlement agreement without the need for litigation. Option B, arbitration law, refers to a process in which a third-party arbitrator makes a binding decision on the dispute. Option C, mediation law, is a process in which a neutral third-party mediator helps the opposing parties reach a voluntary agreement. Option D, feng shui law, is not a recognized legal practice.

If Opposing Attorneys and Their Clients Agree That Settlement Without