Federal Dispute Resolution Program

The Federal Dispute Resolution Program provides structured processes for resolving disagreements between government agencies and individuals or organizations. It uses methods like mediation, negotiation, or arbitration to settle disputes more efficiently and collaboratively than going to court. This program aims to reduce legal conflicts, save time and resources, and promote fair outcomes by encouraging communication and compromise outside formal litigation. It is designed to support problem-solving and dispute management within federal agencies, ensuring transparent and effective resolution of issues involving government actions or decisions.