Growing globalisation of trade and the complexity of trade agreements, competitors, distributors, consumers and collaborating partners are often at the root of (international) disputes. Between competitors and partners. International (trade) disputes are challenging from a legal perspective and also for the (international) partners involved, and can be financially exhausting.

A dispute in employment or family cases takes its toll emotionally and pschologically. Especially cross-border family disputes involving children, such as international kidnappings, which are on the increase, put unimaginable strain on family members and leave the children with permanent scars.

Whether in trade or family disputes, mediation can almost always prevent drawn-out and costly law suits and allows you to take back control and regain your faith in your legal position. Mediation allows parties to talk about their dispute under the guidance of an impartial mediator, often leading to an outcome that suits both parties.