About Mediation

WHAT
IS
MEDIATION?

Mediation is a facilitated negotiation between parties to a dispute, aiming to achieve an amicable settlement of the dispute (should be the first choice for any civil, commercial dispute)

The objective of Mediation is not to prove any party right or wrong, but to facilitate - with the help of a Mediator - the parties to jointly arrive at a mutually acceptable resolution of the dispute between them. The focus is not on the past (of proving who did what), but on the future (of who will now do what).

- Mr Atul Sobti

Mediator

The facilitator is called a Mediator

Where does it fit within the dispute resolution system or process?

Mediation is an integral part of the Alternative Dispute Resolution (ADR) framework, like Arbitration. ADR refers to options for dispute resolution outside of the formal court process

Mediation is a facilitated negotiation
between parties

  • Mediation
    Is A Non-binding Process
  • Mediation
    Offers Substantial Time And Cost Savings Over Other Dispute Resolution Systems
  • Mediation
    Provides An Opportunity For The Retention Of Relationships
  • Mediation
    Allows For Tailored, And Even Innovative, Resolutions And Settlements
  • Mediation
    Is The Most Satisfying Outcome

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