We provide comprehensive legal assistance in resolving disputes through arbitration, conciliation, negotiation, litigation, and other appropriate dispute resolution mechanisms. Our services include strategic legal advice and representation before courts, tribunals, arbitral tribunals, and statutory authorities.
Arbitration is an alternative dispute-resolution process in which parties agree to submit a dispute to an independent arbitrator or arbitral tribunal instead of having it decided through ordinary court litigation. The tribunal hears the parties and issues a decision known as an arbitral award.
Conciliation is a consensual method of resolving disputes with the assistance of a neutral conciliator. The conciliator helps the parties understand the dispute, explore possible solutions, and attempt to reach a mutually acceptable settlement.
Mediation is a structured settlement process facilitated by a neutral mediator. Unlike a judge or arbitrator, the mediator does not ordinarily decide the dispute but assists the parties in negotiating a voluntary resolution.
Negotiation involves direct discussions between parties to resolve a disagreement. When the parties reach mutually acceptable terms, those terms may be recorded in a settlement agreement or other legally recognised form.
This concerns the selection or appointment of the person or tribunal that will decide an arbitration dispute. Questions may also arise regarding replacement, independence, impartiality, or challenge to an arbitrator.
An arbitration agreement records the parties' consent to resolve specified present or future disputes through arbitration. It may exist as a separate agreement or as an arbitration clause contained in a broader commercial contract.
An arbitral award is the formal decision issued by an arbitral tribunal after considering the dispute. Subject to applicable law and procedure, an award may be enforced or challenged before a competent court.
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