Negotiation

Small and Medium size enterprises undertake a lot of negotiation, particularly with suppliers, clients and various other parties including when undertaking new ventures. Negotiation is a very specialised process and many business owners and CEO's whilst very successful in their fields have no formal training in this specialised field of expertise. Many do not even like undertaking negotiation processes.

Disputes

Medium to large enterprises often find themselves in corporate or commercial business disputes. Disputes occupy time, money, resources and effort whilst increasing your stress and decreasing your productivity. If you want your disputes resolved quickly and efficiently regardless of what stage they are at and you want it done by highly qualified and experienced Mediators, Arbitrators or Negotiators call Andrew Swindells at Australian Corporate Arbitrators and Mediators.

Mediation

If you have a corporate commercial or business dispute that needs to be resolved whatever stage its at Australian Corporate Arbitrators and Mediators can help you. Mediating your dispute will save you time, money, effort and stress. A high powered qualified experienced commercial or corporate mediator will resolve your dispute and free you to focus on running your enterprise. Australian Corporate Arbitrators and Mediators are leading commercial and corporate mediators who provide Mediation service exclusively in this sector.

What is Alternative Dispute Resolution?

Alternative Dispute Resolution or ADR is part of the overall process of Dispute Resolution. What is Dispute Resolution? Dispute Resolution includes all processes for resolving disputes and those processes exist in the following hierarchy:
1. Negotiation
2. Mediation
3. Conciliation
4. Arbitration
5. Adjudication

Alternative Dispute Resolution is an umbrella term for a number of different processes that occur as an alternative to the formal dispute resolution process of adjudication. Adjudication is primarily conducted through formal hearings in formal court rooms. ADR can occur whether or not formal court action has actually been commenced.

ADR is primarily comprised of the following steps which occur in an escalating hierarchy of processes. The process, cost, complexity, duration, outcomes and focus all change as the dispute moves up or down the hierarchy of ADR processes:
1. Negotiation
2. Mediation
3. Arbitration

These are the three services that Australian Corporate Arbitrators and Mediators exclusively specialise in as specifically qualified experts. As qualified specialists Australian Corporate Arbitrators and Mediators do not conduct a general legal practice in addition to their ADR services even though the principal legal practitioner has over 30 years’ experience in legal practice and adjudication.

Arbitration

If you have a corporate commercial or business dispute that has escalated and you want it resolved Australian Corporate Arbitrators and Mediators can help you. Arbitrating your dispute will save you time, money, effort and stress. A highly qualified and experienced commercial or corporate Arbitrator will resolve your dispute and free you to return to running your enterprise. Australian Corporate Arbitrators and Mediators are leading commercial and corporate Arbitrators who provide Arbitration services exclusively in this sector.

When considering Arbitration organisations initially think about selecting an expert in the field in which the dispute lies such as an engineer, builder or scientist. This is a flawed approach because it involves inherent risk. This is beacsue the best outcome that an Arbitrator can offer to the parties is an outcome where the Arbitrator reaches the same decision that an experienced competent Judge would have reached had the matter gone to trial.

Contact us now on 0424 876 566 or email at as@corparb.com.au if you would like to discuss booking an Arbitrator.

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