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 Mediation Volunteer Panel (MVP)

Learn how the MVP can help you settle your civil case or how to volunteer as an attorney mediator.

About MVP

Unlimited civil cases referred by judicial officers to the Court's Mediation Volunteer Panel (MVP) are eligible for three hours of virtual mediation at no cost with a qualified mediator from the MVP. Parties may select a mediator or request the ADR Office to assign one. In all cases, an online Response Form must be submitted. The assigned MVP mediator will coordinate the mediation with the parties. LASC General Order

Attorneys and Litigants

Become an MVP Mediator

MVP Mediator Resources

Contact Us

Alternative Dispute Resolution Office

ADRCivil@lacourt.org

Attorneys and Litigants

MVP Response Form

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Become an MVP Mediator

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Qualifications

LASC Training

Application

MVP Mediator Resources

Post-Mediation Status Report Mediators Use Only: Submit the online form to report whether the mediation session was held and the outcome.
Mediator Profile Update Mediators Use Only: Submit the online form to request updates to your MVP profile details.
MVP General Order Review the official LASC General Order governing the Mediation Volunteer Panel.
Rules of Conduct for Mediators Review the ethical and procedural guidelines for mediators in court-connected mediation programs for civil cases (California Rules of Court, rules 3.850 – 3.860).
Case Document Images Access public court documents through the Public Access Online Services.
Mediation Attendance Sheet Access the optional JCC Form ADR-107 to record attendance for civil case mediation.
Mediation Disclosure Form Access the optional JCC Form ADR-200 for mediation disclosure notification and acknowledgment.
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