The Illinois PRE Mediation Questionnaire is a document that is used to assess the likelihood of parties in a dispute settling their differences without the need for litigation. This questionnaire is part of the Illinois Supreme Court Rule 227, which provides for the use of pre-mediation questionnaires as a way to determine the potential for settlement without litigation. The questionnaire contains questions that are designed to identify any areas of agreement or disagreement, the parties’ positions and interests on the issues, and any areas of flexibility. The Illinois PRE Mediation Questionnaire is divided into two parts: Part A and Part B. Part A consists of questions related to the parties’ interests, positions, and willingness to negotiate. Part B consists of questions about the potential for settlement and the process of mediation. The two types of Illinois PRE Mediation Questionnaires are the joint questionnaire and the individual questionnaire. The joint questionnaire is completed by both parties at the same time. The individual questionnaire is completed by each party separately.