Bowers v. Raymond J. Lucia Companies, Inc. (2012) 206 Cal.App.4th 724, was an action for defamation and related business torts where the parties entered into a written settlement to "participate in a full day mediation" and "if, at the end of that mediation, they . . . have failed to reach an agreement, the Plaintiffs . . . shall provide to the mediator their last and final demand, . . . and the Defendants . . . shall provide to the mediator their last and final offer . . . . The mediator shall then be empowered to set the amount of the judgment . . . by choosing either Plaintiffs' demand or Defendants' offer, such binding mediator judgment to then be entered as a legally enforceable judgment . . . ." (Id. at p. 730.) The Court of Appeal rejected a claim the parties' settlement was void for uncertainty. "The parties in this case elaborated on what they meant by the alternative dispute resolution method they chose," and "thus, . . . the agreement in this case is sufficiently certain to be specifically enforceable." (Id. at p. 736.)