Adjudicate

It is important to distinguish adjudication from . In mediation, a third party helps the disputing sides reach a voluntary agreement. In adjudication, the third party has the authority to impose a decision regardless of whether the participants agree with the outcome.

At its heart, adjudication is about . It moves a conflict from a state of uncertainty to a legally recognized conclusion. This process typically involves: adjudicate

Deciding the legal obligations or entitlements of the parties involved. Common Contexts It is important to distinguish adjudication from

Claims adjusters "adjudicate" claims to determine if a policy covers a specific medical procedure or accident. The Adjudication Process A typical adjudication follows a structured sequence: adjudicate

All parties are formally notified of the legal action.