Arbitration & Conciliation

• Applications to the High Court for the appointment of an arbitrator;
• Petition before the court requesting the survival of all or part of the arbitration proceedings;
• Petition seeking to set aside the award under section 34 of the Arbitration Act, 1999;
• Execution Petition for execution of the arbitration award in the civil court.
• Appear before judges across the country.
• Arbitration of commercial disputes
• Domestic and international arbitration
• Enforcement of awards in India and outside India

 It is accepted by both parties. It is an initial attempt to resolve the dispute before the case goes to court. This is followed by a sponsorship negotiation process. Mediation before trial not only saves the parties time and money, but also speeds up the process. And they also understand the characteristics, behaviours and needs of each group. The process is carried out with the help of a mediator, who manages the communication, but the process itself is strictly confidential. The mediator will work with the parties and their attorneys to resolve the dispute and may not make a decision for either party.All types of cases can go through effective means of mediation before trial, such as marital disputes, business disputes, insurance disputes, civil disputes, etc. Dispute resolutions reached in mediation before trial are written and signed by both parties. A formal settlement agreement is given to the court, and that agreement is binding on both parties.