What is Mediation?

1

Register and Apply on ODR portal

Submit your dispute details on the portal

2

Notification and Agreement by both parties

Notice sent to the other side and agreement sought

3

Joint Mediation Sessions

Negotiation between the parties facilitated by expert Mediator(s)

4

Execute Mediated Settlement Agreement (MSA)

Finalize and sign legally binding MSA to resolve your dispute.

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Why Choose Mediation?

Mediation is a model – an orderly intense facilitated negotiation process characterized by the help of an impartial third party.

Speed and Efficiency

It is important to note that mediation is much quicker than the conventional method of going to court. This way you can save central laps which may entail time and financial resources.

Control

As opposed to court, and depending on the center you are using mediation puts you in control.

Preservation of Relationships

However, unlike arbitration, mediation encourages compromise for the parties’ ultimate resolution since it is oriented towards the preservation of the relationship that exists between the parties.

Confidentiality

No information exchange occurs during the process of mediation and it is also confidential.

Cost-Effective

Compared to taking a matter to court, mediation is cheaper, which saves one cost.

Flexibility

Flexibility in scheduling and communication is afforded by mediation and this does not suit the new lifestyle of being too busy.

How Does Online Dispute Resolution
(ODR) Work with Mediation?

Initiation

This entails that both parties have to participate in mediation.

Mediator Selection

There is a selection of an impartial and wise middleman called a mediator between the parties.

Online Communication

The mediation can be conducted online which ensures that communication is fluid and secure.

Joint Session

A mediator enables parties to express themselves willingly while focusing on uncovering the root problems.

Negotiation

The mediator helps to attain an understanding of the nature and the possibilities of the solution, which are satisfactory to all the involved parties.

Settlement Agreement

If there is a settlement then the details are put down on paper in a legal contract.

Customers Reviews

Dilip Maity

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“My partners and I had a major dispute around the dissolution of our partnership firm and settlement of accounts. After having gone through multiple rounds of litigation we were able to settle the dispute through mediation conducted by Vidhikarya. Finally, all our disputes have been resolved and our firm has been dissolved amicably.”

D Chakraborty

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“My medical negligence case was mediated and settled with an ease without having undergone the hassles of fighting a litigation. What I could have received as justice in years was received by me in days. Mediation no doubt is a great way to justice. I am thankful to the team.”

Common Issues Resolved
Through Mediation

  • Contract Disputes

    It is used when there are disputes on terms or conditions, whether or not a contract has been breached, or poor performance issues.

  • Family Disputs

    Some of the areas of the law that pertain to family matters include; divorce, child custody, child support, property division, and spousal support.

  • Business Disputes

    Disputes arising from the dissolution of a partnership,disputes between shareholders, commercial and business-related cases, contractual disputes, and cases to do with; trademarks, patents, copyrights,s, etc.

  • Neighbor Disputes

    Ownership boundary disputes, disputes on noise pollution, and other community-related issues.

  • Consumer Disputes

    Returns of the products, complaints regarding the warranties and services provided regarding the product.