Mediation
Mediation is often a bespoke offering, where sessions are designed and scheduled to suit the needs of the parties to a dispute. It a legally recognised process, designed to maintain strict confidentiality, voluntary participation and neutral facilitation, so parties to a dispute can mutually self-determine a legal, sustainable and satisfying solution to their dispute. The average lifespan of a professionally-delivered mediation is 10-12 weeks.
Why engage PACT to Mediate your dispute?
- The PACT offers mediation and facilitation services, specialising in commercial, personal, family, workplace and community disputes.
- The PACT’s internationally trained mediators have offered their services in India, Singapore, UK, UAE and USA.
- The PACT case-management team is experienced in hand-holding the clients & lawyers through the Pre-Mediation, Mediation & Post-Mediation phases for comfortable and user-friendly experience.
- The PACT offers its services in multiple modes, i.e. in-person, virtual (online) or hybrid formats, designed by process experts
- The PACT case-management team is technically skilled and experientially matured to voluntarily and respectfully initiate contact and invite a reluctant participant to a Mediation session
How do you engage in Mediation at The PACT?
- Step 1 (Convening, Approx. 2-3 Weeks Max) – This involves orientation calls with all stakeholders / people concerned in a dispute; signing of an Agreement to Mediate (a.k.a Mediation Agreement); appointment of Mediator, Payment of Fees, Confirmation of Timelines and Schedules, Preparation Calls, etc.
- Step 2 (Collaborating, Approx. 8-10 Weeks Max) – This involves joint conference sessions and private sessions with both sides, nudging and steering parties to find a collaborative resolution.
- Step 3 (Confirming, 1-2 Weeks Max) – This involves brief sessions with the parties, their lawyers and team, to voluntarily draft, vet and sign off on a binding and confidential Settlement Agreement
