We constantly monitor the work of our mediators carried out with the parties involved and/or their respective lawyers and finish 100% of mediations before the 3-month period given by law has elapsed.

Mediation has very low costs and it is undoubtedly beneficial for both physical persons and legal entities from the economic point of view. In addition, it eliminates risks connected to court litigation. Up to € 500 of tax credit.

In certain situations, an attempt to settle the case through alternative conflict resolution methods is an obligatory step to be taken before going to court.

The mediator has to facilitate dialogue and communication between the parties and can work out an agreement proposal only in case it is unanimously required by the parties involved.

Access to mediation does not cost much: in cases with a value of less than € 250.000, the cost of starting the mediation procedure equals just € 40, payable by each party involved + possible postage costs.

In case all parties agree to proceed with the actual mediation, fees are to be paid by all parties in two instalments: 50% is paid after the first meeting and 50% before the final minutes of the mediation procedure are prepared. The fees for mediation vary depending on the value of the case. For more information, please, see this table.

The fees payable include the costs of getting started and the costs of mediation itself. In case parties decide not to proceed with the mediation itself, they are to cover the initial costs only.