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Alternative Dispute Resolution

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With the rise of business and personal disputes, alternative dispute resolution can be explored as an alternative to the courts. This is usually a more cost-effective choice to allow parties to reconcile and find a way forward.

This area of law usually covers all forms of disputes which may have occurred. It entails all forms of dispute methods, with the exception of court proceedings, or non-adjudicative dispute modes such as mediation.

At Connaught Law, we can provide full comprehensive investigations on matters of disputes. We look to resolve disputes in the most cost-effective manner. Our impartial expertise can allow us to act for all parties involved, to come to a resolution which would be deemed fair and reasonable.

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