The Jupitice Justice Seervices Marketplace, the world’s largest online hub of independent dispute resolution professionals, connects disputants with dispute resolution professionals such as Arbitrators, Mediators, Conciliators, Attorneys, etc. The dispute resolution platforms, ADR Centres, and institutions registered on the platform are carefully vetted and reviewed by the Jupitice expert panel of retired judges from the Supreme Court of India and various High Courts.
The Justice Services Marketplace facilitates the disputing parties to find and hire the right match who meets their requirements such as budget, domain-based expertise, language, location, success rate, etc. The platform also helps the disputing parties to formalise their relationship with the ADR Professionals by drafting a contract using digital templates and signing the same digitally.
You can easily find and hire a dispute resolution professional who matches your requirements by using our user-friendly tools such as AI-powered Search, Negotiation Room, Evaluation Tools, Drafting Engagement Contracts, Digital Signature, online payment of fees, escrow services, etc. to protect the interest of buyers and sellers.
You can also find your Neutrals by posting your requirements and getting many proposals from eligible dispute resolution professionals. You will have the opportunity to compare, negotiate, directly engage and pay their fees online through our escrow and wallet Services.
The Justice Services Marketplace also offers Escrow Services through which Neutrals will receive payment soon after the completion of each stage of their services after receiving permission from the clients. The Marketplace also provides several value added services, such as Legal Research and Analysis, Documents Review Services, Tribunal Secretary and many more.
In India, the following provisions of Statutes recognize and make the ADR mechanism legal.
The ADR Mechanisms have been well recognized and accepted by the courts. The Courts have now been encouraging the use of ADR in cases where compromise is possible. The effect of an Arbitration Award, which is similar to decision by a Court, has the same effect of a decree and is final, binding and non-challengeable. Similarly the settlement agreements reached through the process of Conciliation or Mediation is deemed to be a decree and is binding.
In India, if the Arbitration Agreement, Conciliation Agreement etc. is compliant with Section 4 & 5 and other applicable provisions contained in Section 10-A & Section 11 - 15 of the Information Act 2008 read with Section 65-A & 65-B of Indian Evidence Act 1872 and Provisions of the Arbitration & Conciliation Act 1996 read with various Supreme Court Judgments, the Online Arbitration Awards, Conciliation Settlements etc., the Online Arbitration, Online Conciliation etc. is legally recognizable & valid and have the same effect of Traditional Arbitral Awards, Conciliation Settlements etc. These Online Awards & Settlements are binding & final.
Connecting with ADR practitioners worldwide is now easier with the Jupitice Justice Services Marketplace. Find the finest ADR practitioners under one roof and let them guide you through your dispute resolution journey. Browse, Compare & Hire Neutrals (Arbitrators, Conciliators, Mediators, Negotiators), Lawyers, ADR centres, Law Firms and other justice ecosystem service providers. Negotiate your terms of service and payment online using customised applications and tools. Explore the only curated marketplace for all things ADR!
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