Frequently Asked
Questions.

In mediation, a neutral helps the parties reach their own agreement. In arbitration, a neutral hears the case and issues a binding decision. Litigation is public, court-run, and can take years. Mediation and arbitration are private and typically faster.

Yes. All communications and materials shared during the process are private and protected, and are not admissible if the matter later goes to court.

We offer five fixed-fee tracks based on the value and complexity of your matter. Every track includes a conflict check, intake, neutral preparation, the session itself, and structured follow-up. See our Pricing page for the full breakdown.

Fees are per matter, not per side, and are split equally between the parties unless they agree otherwise.

No, but you're welcome to have counsel involved at any stage. Many of our clients bring an attorney to prepare and to review any agreement reached.

Business and commercial disputes: founder and partner conflicts, board and shareholder disputes, investor and ownership disagreements, entertainment and creative disputes, and cross-border commercial matters.

It depends on the track. Prompt Resolution matters typically resolve in a few hours; complex, high-stakes matters can take a full day or more, tailored to what the case needs.

Mediation is non-binding until an agreement is signed. If the parties don't reach one, you're free to pursue arbitration or litigation. Many matters resolve substantially even without a full agreement on the day.

We can reach out directly to explain the process and its benefits. Many parties are more willing to engage once they understand it's private, efficient, and non-binding until they choose to sign.

Most sessions are conducted virtually. For matters that call for it, in-person sessions can be arranged; travel and venue costs are billed separately.

Our mediators and arbitrators are experienced neutrals with backgrounds across business, entertainment, and cross-border commercial disputes. See our About page to meet the team.

Reach out through our Contact page or give us a call. We'll confirm there are no conflicts, answer your questions, and help you select the right track.