When we hear the word dispute, the first thing that comes to mind is usually a long court battle. Endless hearings, expensive lawyers, and years of waiting for justice — that’s the unfortunate reality of litigation in India. But here’s the good news: there is a smarter, faster, and more affordable way to resolve conflicts […]
When we hear the word dispute, the first image that comes to mind is a long court battle filled with never-ending hearings, high legal costs, and years of waiting for justice. But did you know that not every dispute needs to go through the traditional litigation route? That’s where ADR – Alternative Dispute Resolution – […]
![ADR in India illustration – handshake, gavel, and law books] Disputes are a part of life—whether in business, family matters, property, or workplace conflicts. But do all disputes really need to end up in a courtroom? The answer is no. That’s where Alternative Dispute Resolution (ADR) steps in. ADR is not just faster and cost-effective, […]
![Arbitration award enforcement illustration – a gavel, contract papers, and handshake] Have you ever wondered what happens after an arbitration tribunal makes its decision? Winning an arbitration is only half the battle—the real challenge often lies in enforcing that award. In India, arbitration has become one of the most trusted methods of dispute resolution, especially […]
When disagreements happen—whether between business partners, neighbors, or even family members—most people think of one thing: going to court. But litigation can be time-consuming, expensive, and stressful. That’s why India encourages people to explore Alternative Dispute Resolution (ADR) methods like conciliation, which is faster, more flexible, and less adversarial. In this blog, we’ll break down: […]
![Illustration idea: Two paths diverging—one towards a courtroom (litigation) and another towards a discussion table (ADR)] When you think of solving a dispute, the first thought that comes to mind is usually going to court. But is the courtroom the only way? Not really. In India, we have an alternative system called Alternative Dispute Resolution […]
![Illustration idea: A group of people, a judge-like figure, and parties shaking hands in a friendly courtroom-like setup representing Lok Adalat] When you hear the word “court”, what comes to mind? For most Indians, it means long hearings, endless adjournments, and years of waiting for justice. And unfortunately, that’s the reality—millions of cases are pending […]
![Illustration idea: Two people sitting at a table with a mediator in the middle, shaking hands after agreement] We live in a world where disputes—big or small—are inevitable. From family disagreements to business conflicts, problems arise. But here’s the good news: not every dispute needs to end up in court. Courts in India are heavily […]
![Arbitration illustration: gavel, scales of justice, people discussing across a table] Disputes are a part of life. Whether it’s a business disagreement, a property issue, or a family matter, conflicts happen. But here’s the catch—going to court in India often means long delays, expensive litigation, and endless hearings. That’s where arbitration comes into the picture. […]