Arbitration & Alternative Dispute Resolution (ADR)

Resolving Disputes Without Lengthy Litigation

At Sachar Law Firm, we understand that court cases often consume years, money, and peace of mind. Not every dispute needs to end in a courtroom battle. This is where Arbitration and Alternative Dispute Resolution (ADR) play a vital role.

ADR provides faster, cost-effective, and confidential methods of resolving disputes outside the traditional court system. It focuses on settlement, compromise, and maintaining business or personal relationships, rather than escalating conflict.

What is ADR?

Alternative Dispute Resolution (ADR) is an umbrella term that includes:

• Arbitration – A neutral arbitrator hears the case and makes a binding decision.

• Mediation – A mediator facilitates dialogue between parties to help them reach a mutual agreement.

• Conciliation – A conciliator actively assists parties in settling disputes by suggesting possible solutions.

• Negotiation – Parties communicate directly or through representatives to resolve disputes without a third party.

Why Choose Arbitration or ADR?

• Time-Efficient – ADR resolves disputes much faster than traditional courts.

• Cost-Effective – Saves on legal expenses and court fees.

• Confidential – Proceedings remain private, unlike public court hearings.

• Flexible Process – Procedures are more informal and adaptable.

• Preserves Relationships – ADR encourages cooperation and compromise.

• Enforceable Awards – Arbitration awards are legally binding and enforceable in courts.

Types of Disputes We Handle Through ADR

At Sachar Law Firm, we assist clients in resolving:

• Commercial and Business Disputes

• Partnership and Shareholder Conflicts

• Property and Real Estate Disputes

• Family Settlements (where mediation applies)

• Contractual Disagreements

• Banking and Financial Disputes

• Cross-border Arbitration

Our Role

Our team ensures that ADR proceedings are handled with professionalism, neutrality, and fairness. Whether representing you in arbitration or assisting in mediation, we aim to protect your rights while avoiding prolonged litigation.

At times, ADR can also be combined with court proceedings—where courts encourage mediation before moving to trial. We guide clients in choosing the most effective path.

Why Sachar Law Firm?

• Experienced in Arbitration & Mediation Rules.

• Practical, client-focused approach.

• Strong tie-ups with mediators and arbitration panels.

• Aim to reduce litigation stress for clients.

📌 In a world where time is money, ADR is the smarter choice.
Instead of waiting years for a verdict, resolve your dispute effectively through Arbitration and ADR with our guidance.