New York Consent To Submit Fee Dispute To Mediation is an agreement signed by the parties involved in a legal dispute to resolve the dispute through mediation. Mediation is a form of alternative dispute resolution that allows both parties to come to an agreement on the dispute without having to go to court. This agreement typically outlines the terms of the mediation process, including the names of the parties involved, the type of dispute, the amount of fees involved, and the date of the mediation session. The agreement also includes an agreement to submit the dispute to binding arbitration if the parties cannot reach a resolution through mediation. There are two types of New York Consent To Submit Fee Dispute To Mediation: (1) voluntary mediation and (2) court-ordered mediation. Voluntary mediation is initiated by the parties involved in the dispute, whereas court-ordered mediation is ordered by a court to resolve the dispute.