"What is International Commercial Mediation?"

International commercial mediation is a dispute resolution process where a neutral third party, known as the mediator, helps facilitate discussions between businesses from different countries. Unlike litigation, this process aims to reach a mutually agreeable solution to conflicts arising from international business transactions, such as breaches of contract or intellectual property disputes. It offers a platform for parties to resolve their disputes without the need to go through complex legal systems.

There are various types of matters that can go to international commercial mediation, including cross-border contractual disputes, intellectual property disputes, shareholder and partnership conflicts, employment disputes involving international parties, and consumer protection issues. Other common areas of dispute that may require international commercial mediation include construction and engineering projects involving multiple countries or parties from different jurisdictions, as well as trade disputes between businesses operating in different countries.