By merging the flexibility of a self-administered resolution process with occasional professional negotiator support, the assisted resolution approach offers parties the best of both worlds., while JUPITICE can facilitate the process by providing professional negotiation services with an emphasis on representing the disputing party(s). Our experienced and subject matter experts by leveraging their negotiation skills and industry experience put all-out efforts to settle the issues at hand on a win-win situation model. This does not only resolve the dispute but also maintain healthy relationship between both the parties.

JUPITICE Negotiation Platform enables the parties to negotiate virtually through our advanced video conferencing and our message room, powered by AI, 24/7 accesses, from any device and anywhere. This removes or reduces the need for an in-person appearance at dispute resolution center. Our Platform offers customized workflow, procedures & processes.

Negotiation is self-counseling between the parties to resolve their dispute. Negotiation is a process that has no fixed rules but follows a predictable pattern. Negotiation is the simplest means for redressal of disputes. In this mode, the parties begin their talk without the interference of any third person. The aim of negotiation is the settlement of disputes by the exchange of views and issues concerning the parties. There is an ample opportunity for a presentation of the case in this mode of redressal. If there is an understanding and elements of patience between the parties Negotiation is a dialogue intended to resolve disputes, to produce an agreement upon courses of action, to bargain for individual or collective advantage, or to craft outcomes to satisfy various interests. It is the primary method of alternative dispute resolution.

Negotiations can take place on a “without prejudice” basis. This means that any statements made by either side seeking to settle the dispute cannot later be submitted to the court to be used against another party in determining the dispute. Negotiation and settlement tend to be more cost-effective than court proceedings or a protracted dispute.