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Analysis on Mediation!

Don't Hate; Mediate!!

So, Let's do an analysis with the process of Mediation!!

“Mediation is a dynamic, structured and an interactive process that helps impartial third parties to resolve disputes using specialized communication and negotiation methods. All mediation participants are encouraged to actively participate in this process from a neutral perspective and the mediator assists the parties to solve the dispute via negotiation process "

Some Pros and Cons of the process:

Pros:

ADR, the new skyrocket to solve e-commerce conflict !

First comes a major technological advancement. Next comes rise in business and transactions from this advancement. What’s next? Inevitably, disputes arise from the escalating business interactions involving the new technology.

For 100’s of years, commercial businesses and individuals have pursued their contractual remedies and resolved their issues by resorting to the court systems available in their jurisdictions. This will continue.

When E-Commerce Dispute Spreads an Awareness!

"People were doing business with one another through the Internet already, through bulletin boards. But on the Web, we could make it interactive, we could create an auction, we could create a real marketplace. And that’s really what triggered my imagination, if you will, and that’s what I did.”-as said by Pierre Omidyar, Founder of eBay.

Dilemmas of Dealing in Good Faith

No time for Long Court Procedures? Come to PrivateCourt

Everything is coming online and becoming digital, so are the businesses.

All the business platforms like renting of cars, purchase and sales of goods, groceries, buying and selling of properties, everything has come online and do you know, that now we can get justice also online. This concept is known as Online Dispute Resolution (ODR). Yes, you have heard it right. Justice, without visiting the public or the civil courts.

Dispute Resolution in Manufacturing Sector

How can you avoid disputes?

Disputes are bound to happen wherever two people interact or work together. It is human nature, and you don’t necessarily have to agree with what everyone says. In our daily lives, we all face minute things, like quarrels, arguments and disagreements but these don’t have as big of an impact as something at work might. When you disagree with your sibling, you will probably not talk for a few hours and then get over it, but things run quite differently in the corporate world.

It’s every freelancer’s worst nightmare

You start a project for a new client. They appear to be fine. They contact you regularly (sometimes TOO often), and communicate all their requirements with you. Finally, after weeks or months of hard work, you finish the client’s project, wait for your payment...but it never comes. Months pass. All of your emails, letters, and voice messages are ignored, and your once all-too-present client has now vanished.

You’ve tried everything. So what do you do?

Justice is expensive and time taking, but not with PrivateCourt

How Can Creative Freelancers Resolve Disputes?

The world has been rapidly changing, in the recent times. Something that would have been impossible to even imagine a 100 years ago, is already being used by more than half the population of the world now! Internet has increased the rate at which things change and this can be clearly witnessed when we talk about careers. Freelancing has gained traction in the recent times, and many people are choosing it over conventional jobs.