The New York Mediation Disposition Report is a document used to report the results of a mediated dispute in the state of New York. This document is typically used in civil cases in which two or more parties are attempting to resolve a disagreement without proceeding to court. The report contains details of the parties involved, the mediator, the issues discussed, and any agreement reached at the conclusion of the mediation. It may also include recommendations for possible future action. There are two main types of New York Mediation Disposition Reports. The first is an Unconditional Report, which is signed by all parties involved in the mediation. It is used to document the agreement reached at the conclusion of the mediation and the terms of the settlement. The second type of report is a Conditional Report, which is signed by only one of the parties involved in the mediation. This type of report states that the terms of the proposed agreement are subject to change or approval by the court.