Not every dispute has to end in court. Mediation is often faster, cheaper, and keeps the business relationship intact, but it does not suit every situation.
Key Points
- Both parties still want to continue the business relationship.
- The value of the dispute does not justify the cost and time of litigation.
- The facts are fairly clear and the disagreement is about how to resolve it.
- Confidentiality matters, which an open court hearing does not guarantee.
On the other hand, if one party acts in bad faith or you need a binding ruling as a precedent, litigation remains the better route.
Note: this article is dummy demo content and is not legal advice.
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