Arbitration & Mediation

Practice Overview

Our Arbitration & Mediation Practice focuses on efficient, confidential, and commercially practical dispute resolution for individuals, businesses, corporate entities, professionals, and organizations.

We assist clients in resolving disputes through arbitration, mediation, negotiation, and alternative dispute resolution mechanisms while minimizing lengthy court proceedings and preserving commercial and personal relationships. We provide legal assistance under the Arbitration and Conciliation Act, 1996 and allied dispute resolution frameworks. Our firm has dedicated mediation rooms and professional conference facilities for confidential proceedings.

What We Handle

Our Areas of Practice

Domestic & International Arbitration

Representation in domestic and cross-border arbitration proceedings under Indian and international rules.

Commercial Arbitration

Arbitration in high-value commercial, contractual, and business disputes.

Contractual & Business Disputes

Resolution of contract disputes through arbitration and mediation mechanisms.

Aviation & Technical Disputes

Specialized arbitration in aviation leasing, MRO, and technical commercial disputes.

Employment & Labour Settlements

Mediation and arbitration in employment and industrial disputes.

Family & Matrimonial Mediation

Facilitated mediation for family disputes and matrimonial settlement negotiations.

Real Estate & Construction Disputes

ADR representation in property, RERA, and construction-related disputes.

Shareholder & Partnership Disputes

Arbitration in corporate governance and shareholder disputes.

Negotiation & Settlement Advisory

Strategic negotiation advisory and settlement support in complex disputes.

Enforcement of Arbitral Awards

Court proceedings for enforcement and execution of domestic and foreign arbitral awards.

Representation Before

Arbitration Tribunals (Domestic & International)
Mediation & Conciliation Centres
Civil & Commercial Courts (for enforcement)
High Courts & Supreme Court (arbitration appeals)
RERA & Sector-Specific Dispute Bodies

Our Services

How We Help You

Arbitration Clause Drafting in Contracts
Appointment of Arbitrators
Statement of Claims & Defence Drafting
Evidence Preparation & Document Management
Witness Coordination
Interim Relief in Arbitration
Mediation Proceedings Facilitation
Settlement Agreement Drafting
Arbitral Award Enforcement
Court Applications in Arbitration Matters
Cross-Border Arbitration Support
Pre-Dispute ADR Advisory

Why Clients Choose Us

Our Approach & Strengths

ADR Focus

Dedicated alternative dispute resolution practice with experienced mediators.

Dedicated Facilities

Professional mediation rooms and conference facilities available.

Time Efficient

Significantly faster resolution compared to traditional court litigation.

Confidential

Strictly confidential proceedings protecting commercial and personal interests.

Common Questions

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the difference between arbitration and mediation?

Arbitration is an adjudicatory process where an arbitrator issues a binding award after hearing the parties. Mediation is a facilitated negotiation where a neutral mediator helps parties reach a voluntary settlement. Both are confidential and faster than court proceedings.

Is an arbitral award enforceable like a court decree?

Yes. Under the Arbitration and Conciliation Act, 1996, a domestic arbitral award is enforceable as a decree of the court. Foreign arbitral awards from specified countries are also enforceable in India subject to applicable provisions.

Can disputes be referred to arbitration without a prior agreement?

Yes. Even without a pre-existing arbitration clause, parties can mutually agree to refer their dispute to arbitration at any stage. We assist in drafting arbitration agreements and submission agreements for such cases.

What facilities does your firm provide for mediation?

Our firm has dedicated mediation rooms and professional conference facilities designed for confidential discussions, settlement negotiations, and structured mediation proceedings, supported by experienced legal professionals and trained mediators.

How long does arbitration usually take compared to court?

Arbitration is generally faster than court litigation. Under the Arbitration and Conciliation Act, domestic arbitrations are to be completed within 12 months of the arbitrator entering upon the reference, extendable with party consent. Timelines vary based on dispute complexity.