Resolve Together.
Preserve the Relationship.
PDR Court Mediation connects you with certified, neutral mediators who guide both parties toward a mutually agreeable outcome — online, confidential, and legally recognized.
What is Digital Mediation?
Mediation is a voluntary, confidential process where a neutral third-party mediator helps disputing parties communicate, negotiate, and reach a mutually acceptable resolution. Unlike arbitration, the mediator does not impose a decision — the parties retain full control over the outcome. On PDR Court, mediation happens entirely online through secure video sessions, shared document workspaces, and encrypted messaging.
- Voluntary and collaborative — both parties retain control
- Confidential — nothing shared with courts or public
- Settlements are legally documented and enforceable
- Preserves business and personal relationships
Preserves Relationships
Resolve in Days, Not Months
Empathetic Mediators
Absolute Confidentiality
Why Choose This Pathway?
Preserves Relationships
Mediation is collaborative, not adversarial. It's ideal when parties need to maintain working or personal relationships after the dispute.
Resolve in Days, Not Months
Most mediation cases conclude within 3–7 days. Our platform keeps sessions structured and productive.
Empathetic Mediators
180+ certified mediators with expertise in commercial, family, employment, and consumer disputes. Match by domain and language.
Absolute Confidentiality
Everything discussed in mediation stays off-record. No party can use session content in future legal proceedings.
Legally Recognized Settlements
Mediation agreements signed through PDR Court are legally enforceable under the Civil Procedure Code and the Mediation Act, 2023.
Low Cost, High Value
Mediation costs a fraction of arbitration and litigation — with a higher relationship-preservation value.
Step-by-Step Walkthrough
Initiate Session
Submit your case and invite the counterparty to participate in mediation.
Mediator Matched
A certified mediator is assigned based on domain expertise, language, and availability.
Opening Sessions
Both parties share their perspectives in a structured, facilitated online session.
Negotiation Rounds
The mediator facilitates joint and private sessions to identify common ground.
Settlement Drafted
A legally binding settlement agreement is drafted, reviewed, and e-signed by all parties.
Ideal For These Dispute Types
Commercial Disputes
Vendor disagreements, partnership breakdowns, B2B payment disputes
Family & Property
Inheritance disputes, co-ownership conflicts, matrimonial matters
Workplace Conflicts
Employer-employee disputes, HR grievances, team conflicts
Consumer Complaints
Product defects, service failures, e-commerce refund disputes
Common Questions
Ready to Get Started?
File your first case today and experience the future of dispute resolution — fast, secure, and legally binding.