Find peace of mind at last.
Our accredited mediators offer a fast, flexible and economical alternative to the long and expensive delays of the judicial system.
Commercial mediation
Settle your contractual disputes, in particular for breach of contracts, unpaid services, poorly executed work, unfair competition and disputes between shareholders, in order to then focus on your business.
Civil mediation
Settle your disputes between individuals for disputes such as hidden defects, successions and real estate transactions to finally move on.
Institutional mediation
Resolve organizational and relational conflicts to restore working relationships and good governance between employees, managers, employers and boards of directors.
Settle in a reasoned manner.
- Pragmatic to get straight to the point.
- Authentic for a climate of trust without formalism.
- Human to grasp the issues beyond legal aspects.
- Flexible for an immediate solution that respects your interests.
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Choosing a mediator
Mediation
Agreement and end of litigation
The benefits of mediation
Mediation is quick, as you get an appointment with a mediator within days of your request. This allows you to start the process of finding a solution without delay. Unlike the court system, where trial dates are imposed and can take years, mediation allows you to set your own agenda. Result: your case can be settled in a few days. If there is no agreement despite mediation, your file will be treated as a priority by the court since the mediator will send him a certificate of participation in an amicable settlement process. So you will get a trial more quickly.
Mediation takes place in a climate calm and reassuring, because it is based on an approach of collaboration. The parties and their attorneys work together to find a mutually satisfactory solution. The exchanges are pleasant and constructive. On the other hand, the justice system creates a stressful climate of confrontation where the objective is often to demolish your case. You will be questioned by the adversary's hostile lawyer who will try to take you at odds.
Since mediation takes place in private and is based on a confidentiality agreement, everything exchanged there remains strictly confidential and cannot be used against you in court. So you can express your expectations with peace of mind. In addition, agreements are generally confidential. Conversely, before the Court, the documents, statements and the judge's decision are accessible to the public.
Mediation is flexible because it allows the parties to choose the mediator, define together the modalities of the session, such as the date, the place, the duration and the course of the session. In contrast, the judicial system imposes the judge, strict procedures, formal documents, limited time, and a pre-determined hearing date.
In mediation, you stay in control about the outcome of your dispute rather than letting a judge decide with a great deal of uncertainty. You also control your costs, which are limited to the mediator's fees if an agreement is reached. Besides, 70% to 80% of disputes are resolved through mediation. On the other hand, if you choose the legal route, several elements remain unpredictable: lawyer fees, expert fees and deadlines, with no guarantee of success.
Since mediation offers a high probability of resolving your conflict amicably, it allows you to avoid future costs often incalculable. By opting for mediation over the court process, you will not only save on lawyer and expert fees, but also on valuable time that you can invest in what really matters to you.
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We are here to guide you towards the solution that aligns with your values.
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