Universal applicability
Open to any party involved — individuals and organisations, domestic and foreign investors, creditors and debtors alike.
Alternative DisputeResolution (ADR)
Settle disputes faster, privately and on fair terms — without the courtroom. Whatever the dispute — family, business, financial, employment or divorce — Legal All in One helps both sides reach an effective, binding and confidential resolution through mediation and arbitration.
Our commitment
Ready at every stage of the dispute
Regardless of the type or stage of the dispute — whether it is initial discussions, a breach of contract, a debt settlement, or a matter already pending in court — our institution is always prepared to strive for an effective and equitable resolution.
What you can count on
Clear terms, binding outcomes
Every ADR matter runs on the same four standards, agreed by both sides before we begin.
Equal cost sharing
All costs of the mediation or arbitration process are borne equally by both parties.
Final & binding decision
Both parties are bound to accept and implement the outcome; it cannot be objected to or challenged in any court or other forum.
Strict confidentiality
All information and every decision are kept completely confidential.
Where ADR helps
Disputes we help resolve
If your matter falls in any of these areas, ADR can often settle it faster and more privately than litigation.
Matrimonial, family & divorce
Separation, maintenance, custody and family settlements handled with discretion.
Commercial & business contracts
Breach of contract, partnership and supplier disputes between companies.
Debt recovery, financial & banking
Debt settlements and financial disputes between creditors and debtors.
Employment & labour
Disputes between employers and employees over terms, dues or separation.
Investment disputes
Disagreements involving domestic and foreign investors.
Real estate
Property, land and tenancy disputes resolved without a drawn-out suit.
How it works
From request to binding settlement
A clear, four-step path — both parties know the terms before anything begins.
- 01
Submit your matter
Tell us the parties, the nature of the dispute and what you are seeking. We review it and confirm ADR is a fit.
- 02
Agree the standard terms
Both sides accept the binding terms — equal cost sharing, a final outcome and strict confidentiality — and the choice of applicable law.
- 03
Mediation or arbitration
A neutral session (or sessions) works both parties toward an effective and equitable resolution.
- 04
Final, binding outcome
The decision is documented and implemented; it cannot be re-opened in any court or other forum.
Expression of Interest
Request Alternative Dispute Resolution
Tell us about the dispute and the parties. We review every submission and reply with the next steps and the terms.
FAQ
ADR — common questions
Have a dispute in mind? Tell us the basics and we will say whether ADR fits.
WhatsApp usWhat is the difference between mediation and arbitration?
In mediation a neutral helps both parties reach their own agreement. In arbitration a neutral hears both sides and issues a decision. Both run under our standard ADR terms and stay confidential.
Is the outcome really binding?
Yes. Both parties agree in advance to accept and implement the final outcome, and not to challenge it in any court or other forum.
Who pays for the process?
Costs are shared equally by both parties, agreed up front before the process begins.
Can foreign parties use this?
Yes. ADR is open to any party involved, including domestic and foreign investors, and creditors or debtors based abroad.
Will it stay confidential?
Completely. All information exchanged and every decision reached are kept strictly confidential.
We already have a case in court — is it too late?
Not necessarily. ADR can be pursued at any stage of a dispute, including a matter already pending in court.
Next step
A dispute worth settlingquietly and for good?
Tell us the parties and the matter. We will tell you whether ADR fits and set out the terms before anything begins.