§ 1-43-101 — Definitions

(a) As used in this act:
(i) "Communication" means any item of information
disclosed during the mediation process through files, reports,
interviews, discussions, memoranda, case summaries, notes, work
products of the mediator, or any other item of information
disclosed during the mediation, whether oral or written;
(ii) "Mediation" means a process in which an
impartial third person facilitates communication between two (2)
or more parties in conflict to promote reconciliation,
settlement, compromise or understanding;
(iii) "Mediator" means an impartial third person not
involved in the conflict, dispute or situation who engages in
mediation;
(iv) "Party to the mediation" means a person who is
involved in the conflict, dispute or situation and is rendered
mediation services by a mediator or consults a mediator with a
view to obtaining mediation services;
(v) "Representative of the mediator" means a person
employed by the mediator to assist in the rendition of mediation
services;
(vi) "Representative of the party" means a person
having authority to obtain mediation services on behalf of the
party to the mediation or to act on advice rendered by the
mediator;
(vii) "This act" means W.S. 1-43-101 through