Mediation
“We are not only legal professionals, but also partners and supporters of our clients in challenging times. With us, the client feels listened to, respected and supported throughout the legal process.”
Mediation as a modern way of resolving disputes without court through a mediator
- Mediation is an out-of-court procedure by which an accredited mediator helps the parties to resolve their conflict situation and come to an agreement
- We offer the entire mediation process from the request for mediation dispute resolution through mediation meetings to the writing of the Mediation Agreement itself
- Mediation is used to resolve various types of disputes, including family, business, community and workplace conflicts. It is a process that emphasizes cooperation and communication between the parties involved in order to reach a common solution, thereby helping to maintain relationships
We offer mediation :
- Family mediation (modification of parental rights to the child - so-called parental agreement, modification of maintenance obligations, settlement of BSM)
- Mediation in property disputes (settlement of co-ownership, agreement of heirs, non-payment of claims, compensation for damages, disputes between creditors and debtors)
- Mediation of commercial disputes (disputes between companies, disputes between partners, disputes for damages, unjustified interference with business name and reputation, breach of trade secrets, disputes arising from contracts)
- Mediation of intellectual property disputes (protection of know-how, trademarks, domain name disputes)
What can you expect from mediation?
- Achieving results in a short time.
- The financial costs of mediation are significantly lower than in court proceedings.
- Mediation helps the parties to move away from deepening rivalries and to focus on the substantive issues and cooperation.
- The mediator shall be independent, impartial and bound by confidentiality
What is the mediation procedure ?
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Mediation price list
100eur/hour (participants pay the fee equally according to the number of participants)
Mediation is admissible even if the case is already pending in court. In the event of a successful mediation resulting in a settlement, the court fees already paid shall be refunded as follows: “Pursuant to Section 11(7) of Act No 71/1992 Coll. on Court Fees and the Fee for the Criminal Records Extract, as amended. as amended:
“If the parties or participants end the proceedings by agreeing to a settlement before the start of the first hearing, 90% of all fees paid will be refunded.
If the proceedings are terminated by the parties or the parties agreeing to a settlement after the first hearing has commenced, 50% of all fees paid shall be refunded.
If the administrative tribunal discontinues the administrative action on the ground of satisfaction of the claimant, 75% of all fees paid shall be refunded to the claimant.”
