Dispute Resolution

Firm also provides the best legal support in the field of dispute resolution and arbitration. Our lawyers, who are experts and trained in their field, are always with you in dispute resolution and arbitration matters!

What is Mediation?

Mediation and conciliation, which are alternative dispute resolution techniques, are widely and effectively used today. Mediation is a voluntary dispute resolution method that is performed by a third person who is independent and impartial and has received expert training, and enables the parties to come together to develop a solution process for their dispute. The conciliation institution aims to resolve disputes outside the judiciary and with the experience of the judicial authorities. It is defined as a legal institution that restores the social order that was disrupted by the commission of a crime and ensures the establishment of peace through agreements between the victim and the offender and the abandonment of the criminal investigation and prosecution by the state.

What is Voluntary Mediation?

It is a situation where, with the aim of resolving a dispute in a private law situation, the parties voluntarily apply to a mediator before or during the trial, without the obligation to go to a mediator in the market.

Which Disputes and Cases Cannot be Mediated?

Disputes related to legal terms that the parties cannot control cannot be selected for mediation. Some legal issues related to private law debates, in addition to public administration, cannot also be resolved through mediation. It should be noted that disputes related to a crime that is within the scope of the criminal procedure law, such as conciliation, are not included in mediation.

What is Mandatory Arbitration?

Mandatory arbitration, also known as court condition, requires referring to an arbitrator before the lawsuit. It is applied to disputes arising from business accumulations and trade accumulations. These lawsuits filed before the court are dismissed.

What are the Advantages of Arbitration?

Arbitration offers many advantages, such as:

• Maintaining relationships between people: It is a win-win technique. It offers a peaceful solution for both parties, opposed to the classic lawsuit where one party wins and the other loses.
• Provides fast solution: Instead of waiting for months or even years for the court to process the case, an arbitration can provide a solution within hours. Quick resolution of disputes is one of the most important features of arbitration.
• Confidential: The arbitration proceedings, proposals, documents, and views are confidential, which allows for any issue to be discussed.

Who Can Do Arbitration?

The question of who can do arbitration is also frequently asked. Individuals who have graduated from a law faculty, completed five years in the profession, and have received basic training in arbitration, negotiation, communication, conflict methods, and behavioral psychology can do arbitration. Those who pass a written exam conducted by the Ministry are recorded in the arbitration registry.

Why Should You Refer to an Arbitrator?

The heavy workload of the courts and the long duration of lawsuits are an undeniable reality. The aim of arbitration activity is to eliminate the flawed aspects of the system and encourage social peace. It is thought that arbitration, which will prepare the ground for the relaxation of the justice system, will become mandatory in many fields. The arbitration method can be preferred to speed up the process and achieve a win-win result.

What is Arbitration?

Arbitration is a practice that governs agreements for the resolution of disputes between organizations and individuals or companies, through the use of arbitrators instead of the state judiciary, covering the scope of matters that are permitted to be resolved through arbitration. It is the most commonly used technique for resolving international disputes worldwide. Essentially, arbitration is a means of resolving disputes outside of the state judiciary, through the agency of a private body. Arbitral tribunals usually consist of one or three arbitrators. The primary role of these tribunals is to make an arbitral award for the resolution of disputes, applying legal rules. Each arbitration process is subject to mutually agreed written agreements signed by the parties. If the parties agree to have the dispute resolved by the relevant arbitration board instead of the state courts, such an agreement is also referred to as an arbitration agreement. Arbitration offers arbitrators and parties significant freedom and flexibility with regard to the determination of procedural rules. The relevant parties can determine the arbitrators, the place of arbitration, or the language of the arbitration period.

Dispute Resolution and Our Arbitration Solutions

At AVD Law, we are experienced and experts in dispute resolution and arbitration. Our trained team plays an effective role in resolving disputes. Due to our in-depth knowledge and experience, we can look at problems from a large window and find the right ways to solve them. Our main services in this area include:

• Various dispute resolution methods, such as mediation and international mediation in our country.
• Following domestic arbitration lawsuits.
• Implementation of arbitration lawsuits subject to international arbitration center rules.
• Following lawsuits for the analysis of international arbitration decisions in our country. The arbitration and dispute resolution unit of AVD Law Office is carried out by lawyers who have received arbitration and mediation training. We resolve your disputes in the shortest time and at the most reasonable cost with the help of our experienced and knowledgeable team.