What is Alternative Dispute Resolution?
Alternative Dispute Resolution (ADR) refers to methods that allow disputes between parties to be resolved in a faster and more amicable way without going to court. ADR offers flexible solutions that save time and cost while protecting the mutual interests of the parties involved.
Our Services
- Mediation
Mediation is a method that allows parties to resolve their disputes through negotiation with the assistance of a mediator.
Advantages:
- Time and cost savings
- Confidentiality
- Allowing parties to create their own solutions
Conciliation
Conciliation is a solution method, especially in criminal law, that facilitates parties reaching an agreement. The conciliator helps to balance the parties and eases the resolution of disputes.Arbitration
Arbitration is an out-of-court process where parties resolve their disputes before an arbitration panel. The arbitration decision is binding and has the force of a court judgment.
Why Choose Arbitration?
- Fast decision-making process
- Expert arbitrators
- National and international validity
- Negotiation Management
We offer professional negotiation management services that enable parties to reach an agreement through direct communication. In the negotiation process, we protect the rights and interests of the parties, producing lasting solutions.
Why Alternative Dispute Resolution?
Fast Resolution: Solutions are provided much quicker compared to court processes.
Cost Advantage: Court fees and attorney expenses are significantly reduced.
Confidentiality: The entire process is based on confidentiality, protecting the reputation of the parties.
Flexibility: The process is conducted flexibly according to the needs of the parties.
Reconciliation and Lasting Solutions: The parties can create solutions that suit their desires, ensuring a permanent resolution to the dispute.
In Which Areas is ADR Used?
- Commercial Disputes
- Family Law Disputes
- Labor Law Disagreements
- Compensation Claims
- Breach of Contracts
- Real Estate and Rental Disputes
Frequently Asked Questions
Is Mediation Mandatory?
In some disputes, it is mandatory to go through the mediation process before filing a lawsuit. This process is particularly applied in labor law and commercial disputes.Can an Arbitration Decision Be Appealed?
Arbitration decisions are usually final, and the avenues for appeal are limited. However, if there is a procedural violation, the decision can be challenged for annulment.How Long Do ADR Processes Take?
ADR methods vary in duration depending on the complexity of the dispute, but they are generally completed much faster compared to court proceedings.