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Title 9 - Civil Practice (Chs. 1 — 17)
Chapter 17 - Georgia Uniform Mediation Act (§§ 9-17-1 — 9-17-14)
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Effective date. —This chapter became effective July 1, 2021.
Editor’s notes.Ga. L. 2021, p. 646, § 1/SB 234, not codified by the General Assembly, provides: “This Act shall be known and may be cited as the ‘Georgia Uniform Mediation Act.’ ”
Research References & Practice Aids
Cross references.Agreement to mediate in juvenile proceedings, § 15-11-22.
Mediation board, § 25-5-8 et seq.
Stay of juvenile proceedings pending mediation, § 15-11-23.
RESEARCH REFERENCES ALR.Trust and estate dispute resolution act, 74 A. L. R.7th 3.
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- § 9-17-1. Definitions
- § 9-17-2. Application
- § 9-17-3. Mediation communication as privileged; use of mediation evidence
- § 9-17-4. Waiver of privilege; criminal activity
- § 9-17-5. When communication privilege is inapplicable; use of mediation evidence
- § 9-17-6. Limited disclosures by mediators
- § 9-17-7. Limited disclosures of mediation and mediation communications
- § 9-17-8. Review of mediator’s conflict of interest; required disclosures by mediator; exclusion; special qualifications not required
- § 9-17-9. Participation with attorney or designated representative
- § 9-17-10. Application of federal Model Law
- § 9-17-11. Application of federal Electronic Signatures in Global and National Commerce Act
- § 9-17-12. Uniformity across jurisdictions
- § 9-17-13. Severability
- § 9-17-14. Applicability
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