A New York Confidentiality Agreement for Conduct of Mediation is a document which outlines the roles and responsibilities of all parties to a mediation. The agreement is intended to ensure that confidential information disclosed during the mediation process, such as offers of settlement or information regarding the parties’ positions, is not discloseoutsideof the mediation. There are two main types of New York Confidentiality Agreement for Conduct of Mediation: the Standard Model Agreement and the New York Uniform Mediation Act (YUMA) Agreement. The Standard Model Agreement is a general confidentiality agreement that applies to all medications conducted in New York state. The YUMA Agreement is a more detailed agreement that applies to medications conducted under the New York Uniform Mediation Act. Both agreements establish the basic principles of confidentiality, including the terms of disclosure, the scope of information protected, and the consequences for breach of the agreement.