Okla. Stat. tit. 12, § 12-1840
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Parties – Selection and compensation of mediators
Official statutory text
Nothing in the Choice in Mediation Act shall limit the ability
of parties to a dispute to select and, if appropriate, compensate a
mediator of their choice, whether or not that mediator is certified
under the Dispute Resolution Act or qualified under the District
Court Mediation Act; nor shall anything in the Choice in Mediation
Act prohibit any person from acting as a mediator of a dispute when
so requested by the parties to the dispute.
of parties to a dispute to select and, if appropriate, compensate a
mediator of their choice, whether or not that mediator is certified
under the Dispute Resolution Act or qualified under the District
Court Mediation Act; nor shall anything in the Choice in Mediation
Act prohibit any person from acting as a mediator of a dispute when
so requested by the parties to the dispute.
Status: in_force · Read it on the official government site
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