Contracts
A Washington purchase agreement requires both parties to mediate disputes before litigation. Such a provision is:
AUnenforceable in Washington courts
BGenerally enforceable as an ADR (Alternative Dispute Resolution) clause✓ Correct
COnly applicable to commercial transactions
DProhibited by RCW 18.85
Explanation
Mandatory mediation clauses in Washington real estate contracts are generally enforceable. They are a form of Alternative Dispute Resolution (ADR) that requires parties to attempt mediation before pursuing litigation.
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