Resolve business disputes and recover dues faster
Recover dues and resolve contract, partner and vendor disputes through notices, mediation and arbitration.
- MSMEs and suppliers with unpaid invoices
- Companies in disputes with vendors, distributors or clients
- Partners or shareholders who disagree on business matters
- Businesses with an arbitration clause in their contracts
Overview
What is Business Dispute Resolution?
Unpaid invoices, breached contracts and partner disagreements take time and energy away from running your business. Commercial disputes can often be resolved through negotiation, mediation, conciliation or arbitration under the Arbitration and Conciliation Act, 1996, which are usually quicker and more private than court.
We help you prepare demand notices, invite the other party to mediate or conciliate, and arrange arbitration through qualified arbitrators where your contract provides for it. We are not a law firm and do not give legal advice or appear in court. Where your matter needs litigation or a legal opinion, we refer you to a qualified lawyer.
Who is this for?
- MSMEs and suppliers with unpaid invoices
- Companies in disputes with vendors, distributors or clients
- Partners or shareholders who disagree on business matters
- Businesses with an arbitration clause in their contracts
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Benefits
Why get Business Dispute Resolution done right
Structured recovery
Clear demand notices and follow-ups for outstanding payments.
Commercial focus
Settlements that let you keep doing business where possible.
Arbitration support
Arrange online arbitration with qualified arbitrators under your agreement.
Confidentiality
Protects business relationships and reputation.
MSME options
We explain the MSME Samadhaan route for delayed payments to registered micro and small enterprises.
Documents required
Keep these handy
Exact requirements vary case to case. Your expert shares a personalised checklist on your first call and checks everything before filing.
Process
How we get it done
A clear, step-by-step process with updates at every stage. Indicative timeline: Notice in 3–5 working days; mediation typically 30–60 days; arbitration longer, subject to processing by the authority.
Assessment
We review contracts, dues and the dispute resolution clause.
Demand notice
We help draft and send a notice to the other party.
Mediation or conciliation
We invite the other party to resolve the matter through a neutral.
Arbitration
Where agreed, we arrange online arbitration with a qualified arbitrator.
Settlement or referral
The outcome is documented, or we refer you to a lawyer for enforcement or litigation.
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