This article examines the Singapore Convention: An opportunity to make mediation the default response.

This is an interview with Laila and Tara Ollapally discussing the history and present state of mediation in India, and what opportunities they see over the next 10 years.

Having experienced the pain of litigation in her husband’s business and witnessed the complexities of an overburdened adversarial system very early in her career, Laila Ollapally is now highly involved in promoting mediation as a means of alternative dis

The most recent World Bank Index on ‘Ease of Doing Business’ has ranked India 130 out of 189…

An American Judge once said, ‘The Business of Business is Business and not litigation’. Today, many countries acknowledge that mediation should be the first protocol for dispute resolution especially in the commercial sector.

Can disputes in India be resolved without getting bogged down in drawn-out court cases or troublesome arbitrations? Rebecca Abraham chairs an online roundtable to find out India Business Law Journal recently held an online roundtable to find out how companies doing business in India can break the bo…

The Indian judiciary has always been held by the public as a shining exception in an otherwise bleak scenario in the countrys governance.

When Negotiations Fail: The Mediation Solution | Current Issue

Posted in Insights March 7, 2019

Started by Laila T. Ollapally, is run by a group of legal professionals who are committed to resolving disputes efficiently and successfully. CAMP believes that people have the capacity and ability to resolve their own dispute, however complex, when placed in the right environment and given the righ…

This is a guest post by Chitra Talwar from CAMP Arbitration and Mediation Practice Pvt Ltd.