Today's legal reality and the conduct of court cases make it essential to find alternative ways to resolve disputes more quickly and cost-effectively. The extrajudicial institution of mediation offers a solution to the time-consuming and costly process of court proceedings, ensuring immediate and mutually desirable outcomes for both parties involved. Specifically, mediation is a negotiation between two or more parties, facilitated by a third party, the mediator, with the goal of finding an out-of-court solution. The mediator, with specialized training and negotiation techniques, helps the parties reach a mutual and beneficial solution in an atmosphere of trust and confidentiality. The resulting agreement is signed and fully binds the parties as it holds the same power as a court ruling and is enforceable in accordance with the articles of the Civil Procedure Code on the enforcement of judgments.
All private law cases can be subject to mediation, provided the parties have the authority to dispose of the subject matter of the dispute. This means that most cases can be resolved out of court, as their outcome depends on the free will of the parties. Therefore, the mediation process offers numerous benefits to participants, as they now have the opportunity to determine the outcome of their dispute in a short period and at minimal cost. The solution sought is always tailored to the needs of each party, weighing the positives and negatives of the decision. At the same time, the parties have the opportunity to preserve their relationships, as the process is conducted in a calm and amicable environment without engaging in relentless court battles.
Finally, those who wish to find a beneficial solution to their dispute would do well to trust the institution of mediation, which has excelled abroad for years and provides the best possible results in private law cases. Our firm offers the highest expertise and training in mediation and negotiation and is able to provide accredited mediation services in accordance with the current legislation, with absolute trust and responsibility.
