98%
Success RateOnline Dispute Resolution
We Combine Technology
With Legally Binding Agreements
Online Dispute Resolution (ODR) is the use of technology, particularly the internet, to facilitate the resolution of disputes between parties. It encompasses various methods and tools that aid in resolving conflicts without the need for physical presence in a courtroom or mediation office.
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Accessibility
ODR makes dispute resolution accessible to individuals regardless of their geographical location.
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Cost-Effective
It tends to be cheaper than traditional methods because it reduces the need for travel and physical infrastructure.
ADR
Why Choose Us?
Legally Trained Professionals With Problem Solving Skills.
We are legally trained professionals with a proven track record of resolving disputes effectively and efficiently. With extensive experience in migration law, consumer law, employment law, family law and environment law, we bring deep expertise and a calm, impartial approach to every case. Our commitment to active listening and clear communication ensures that all parties feel heard and understood. We are dedicated to finding creative and fair solutions that save time and money while maintaining confidentiality and ethical standards. Our flexible, tailored processes are designed to meet the unique needs of each situation, ensuring that we reach a resolution that is satisfactory to everyone involved.
From the blog
Latest News & Articles
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By Michael J. Tyler
- February 5, 2026
Why Alternative Dispute Resolution Is Transforming Family Disputes
Why Alternative Dispute Resolution Is Transforming Family Disputes By Michael J. Tyler Family disputes can be among the most emotionally charged conflicts a person will ever face. Whether it’s a separation, parenting disagreement, or financial dispute between loved ones, the stakes are high—not just legally, but personally. Traditional court processes often exacerbate stress, cost time […]
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- January 20, 2026
You Cannot Condemn Conquest While Flirting With It: Trump, Greenland, and Legal Hypocrisy
Trump and Greenland – A Legal Paradox When Donald Trump declared that landing a ship and claiming a country is not legal, he was stating an uncontroversial truth. That principle has been settled in international law for decades. What makes the statement remarkable is not its accuracy, but Trump’s failure to apply it consistently, particularly […]
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- January 7, 2026
Does the United States Lack Mediation Skills in International Law Dealings and Prefer Force Over Dialogue
Opinion: USA Force Over Dialogue – A Breach of international Law? By Michael J. Tyler Introduction The role of the United States in international affairs has long been debated with respect to whether it privileges coercive power over mediation and diplomatic engagement. Historically, the United States has combined both hard and soft power instruments. However, […]
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