New York Settlement Agreement Reached at Mediation is an agreement between two or more parties to resolve their legal dispute without going to trial. This type of agreement is typically reached through mediation, a process where a neutral third party mediator helps the parties come to an agreement. The agreement typically outlines the terms of the settlement, such as the payment of damages or other compensation, a timeline for the payments, and any other conditions that the parties agree to. The agreement also details the responsibilities of each party, such as providing documentation or attending court hearings, if necessary. There are several types of New York Settlement Agreement Reached at Mediation, including pre-trial settlement agreements, post-trial settlement agreements, and out-of-court settlements.