Dispute Resolution Services

What is Dispute Resolution?

Dispute Resolution refers to the various legal and non-legal methods of settling conflicts between two or more parties. Unlike traditional litigation, dispute resolution emphasizes a collaborative, time-saving, and cost-effective approach.

Every business or personal relationship faces friction at some point. But not every dispute has to become a prolonged legal battle. Our focus is on resolving matters through mediation, negotiation, and structured settlements, Conciliation, particularly in the context of corporate, commercial, contractual, and partner-related disputes through well-structured mediation and strategic corporate settlement mechanisms

Why is Dispute Resolution Important?

Going to court should never be the default solution. Dispute resolution is especially important when:

  • Parties are open to settlement but need neutral facilitation

  • Confidentiality is a priority

  • Relationships — business or personal — need to be preserved

  • Disputes involve stakeholders, clients, vendors, or internal teams

  • Litigation feels lengthy, expensive, or damaging to your reputation

Our role is to make resolution smoother, quicker, and smarter — while protecting your rights and interests.

Benefits of Dispute Resolution Services

Cost-Effective

Avoid the high legal fees and time commitments of court cases

Time-Saving

Resolve disputes faster compared to traditional litigation

Confidential

Keep sensitive business matters out of public court records

Relationship-Friendly

Preserve professional or commercial ties

Neutral & Fair

Work with experienced mediators and legal professionals

Enforceable Outcomes

Arrive at legally binding and documented settlements

Who Can Benefit From Our Dispute Resolution Services?


    • Start-ups navigating co-founder or investor disputes

    • Businesses dealing with vendor or client conflicts

    • Companies with internal or board-level disagreements

    • Professionals or freelancers facing payment or contract disputes

    • Individuals looking for peaceful resolution in family business matters

Our Dispute Resolution Service Offerings

Mediation is a voluntary and structured process where a neutral third party (mediator) helps the disputing parties communicate, understand each other’s perspectives, and arrive at a mutually acceptable solution.

We help with:

  • Appointing qualified mediators
  • Setting up mediation sessions
  • Drafting mediation agreements and summary records
  • Advising on enforceable settlement terms
  • Facilitating communication between legal teams (if involved)

Ideal for:

  • Partnership disputes
  • Employment disagreements
  • Vendor-client issues
  • Internal organizational matters
  • Family business conflicts

We focus on resolution, not rivalry.

Corporate disputes can involve significant stakes — both financial and reputational. We offer expert legal and strategic support to help resolve such matters before they escalate or go public.

We assist in:

  • Shareholder disputes
  • Boardroom conflicts
  • Breach of contract or service-level agreements
  • Disputes with vendors, distributors, or franchisees
  • Founder or investor disagreements
  • Exit negotiations and equity settlements

Our role includes:

  • Reviewing legal contracts and obligations
  • Assessing risks and rights of each party
  • Facilitating structured negotiations
  • Drafting settlement agreements
  • Ensuring compliance with Companies Act and applicable laws

We don’t just resolve disputes — we protect your brand, business, and bottom line.

Sometimes, sitting at the table works better than standing in court.

We facilitate conciliation — a structured form of negotiation where both parties aim to arrive at a mutually agreeable settlement with the help of a neutral third party or legal advisor.

Our support includes:

  • Drafting conciliation notices and agreements
  • Setting up mediation or negotiation meetings
  • Communicating with the opposing party or their counsel
  • Documenting settlements and closing disputes legally
  • Ensuring enforceability of the agreed terms

This method is especially effective in business contracts, employment issues, payment disputes, family settlements, and more.