Proactive Resolution.
Bridging the Gap.
PDR Court Conciliation features expert neutrals who take a proactive role in proposing solutions and drafting settlement terms to resolve your dispute efficiently.
What is Online Conciliation?
Conciliation is a proactive ADR process where a neutral third party — the conciliator — actively assists the parties in reaching a settlement by proposing potential solutions. Unlike a mediator who primarily facilitates communication, a conciliator can suggest terms of settlement. On PDR Court, this process is enhanced with digital tools for rapid document exchange and structured proposal tracking.
- Proactive neutral who suggests settlement terms
- Confidential and non-adversarial process
- Settlements are documented and legally binding
- Ideal for complex commercial and labor disputes
Proactive Expert Guidance
Rapid Turnaround
Expert Panel
Legally Binding
Why Choose This Pathway?
Proactive Expert Guidance
Our conciliators don't just facilitate; they actively work to bridge differences by proposing fair and balanced settlement terms.
Rapid Turnaround
Average resolution in 5–10 days. The proactive nature of conciliation often leads to faster closure than traditional mediation.
Expert Panel
120+ domain-expert conciliators specializing in labor, finance, real estate, and consumer law.
Legally Binding
Settlements reached through conciliation and signed on our platform are legally enforceable under the Arbitration & Conciliation Act, 1996.
High Success Rate
Our structured conciliation process boasts a 90% settlement rate for commercial disputes.
Confidentiality Guaranteed
All proposals and discussions remain confidential and cannot be used in future litigation, protecting all parties.
Step-by-Step Walkthrough
Initiate Case
Submit your dispute details and invite the counterparty to participate in conciliation.
Conciliator Appointed
A domain-expert conciliator is assigned to your case based on the dispute category.
Proactive Sessions
The conciliator interacts with both parties to understand the core issues and friction points.
Settlement Proposals
The conciliator drafts and proposes one or more settlement terms for party consideration.
Resolution Finalized
Once terms are accepted, a legally binding settlement deed is e-signed and archived.
Ideal For These Dispute Types
Labor & Employment
Wage disputes, contract terminations, workplace grievances
Banking & Finance
Loan restructuring, payment defaults, insurance claim disputes
Real Estate
Possession delays, maintenance conflicts, lease disagreements
Family Disputes
Inheritance settlements, property division, marital agreements
Digitally Advanced ADR Interface
Experience a streamlined, legally-compliant interface designed for speed and security.
Common Questions
Ready to Get Started?
File your first case today and experience the future of dispute resolution — fast, secure, and legally binding.