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Submit Your Dispute for Mediation

Welcome to Track Second, where conflicts find resolution through the guidance of qualified and accredited mediators. Begin your journey to a fair, structured, and confidential resolution today.

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The Track Second Advantage

Why Submit with Us?

Confidential & NeutralHandled with complete privacy by experienced mediators
Time EfficientFaster resolutions than traditional litigation or arbitration
Cost EffectiveSave significantly on legal and court expenses
Relationship FocusedPreserve valuable business and personal relationships
Qualified MediatorsAccredited panel with legal, business & conflict resolution expertise
Customized SolutionsFlexible outcomes tailored to your unique needs

How do I submit a dispute for mediation in India?

To start mediation with Track Second, complete the Register Your Dispute form on this page with your details, the other party's details and a brief description of the matter. Our team reviews the submission, invites the other party to consent, and assigns a qualified neutral from our panel of mediators. Sessions take place online, in person or in a hybrid format, in English or Hindi.

Track Second is a mediation and ADR platform founded in 2017 and rooted in Track II diplomacy. If the parties settle, the outcome is recorded in a written settlement agreement under the Mediation Act, 2023.

The Process

How It Works

Five clear stages, from your first submission to a signed resolution.

  1. 1
    Submit Your DisputeFill out the secure form with details of your matter
  2. 2
    Case ReviewOur team reviews and assigns a suitable mediator
  3. 3
    Consent & ProcessBoth parties agree to mediation and ground rules are set
  4. 4
    Mediation SessionsConducted online or offline, as per your preference
  5. 5
    Resolution AgreementA written settlement is created if parties reach an agreement
FAQ

Questions Before You Submit

Short answers to what most parties ask us. For more, visit our knowledge hub.

How do I submit a dispute for mediation in India?+
Complete the Register Your Dispute form on this page with your details, the other party's details and a short description of the matter. Our team reviews it, contacts both parties for consent and assigns a suitable mediator.
Does the other party have to agree to mediation?+
Yes. Mediation is voluntary. After you submit, Track Second invites the other party to participate. Sessions begin only once both parties consent.
Is mediation confidential?+
Yes. Everything said or shared during mediation is confidential. The Mediation Act, 2023 protects the confidentiality of mediation communications, and we never share your information without consent. Read our Privacy Policy.
Can mediation be done online?+
Yes. Sessions can be conducted online, in person or in a hybrid format, so parties in different cities or countries can take part without travelling.
What types of disputes can I submit?+
Commercial and contract disputes, intellectual property and trademark disputes, family and relationship matters, e-commerce and consumer complaints, and banking and financial disputes, among others. Explore our Services.
Is a mediated settlement legally binding?+
A mediated settlement agreement signed by the parties and authenticated by the mediator is final and binding under the Mediation Act, 2023, and is enforceable in the same manner as a court judgment or decree.
Is mediation mandatory before filing a commercial suit?+
Under Section 12A of the Commercial Courts Act, 2015, a commercial suit that does not contemplate urgent interim relief can be filed only after exhausting pre institution mediation.
Can I submit a dispute that is already pending in court?+
Yes. Parties to a pending case can still choose to mediate. Mention the court and case details in the form so our team can advise on the right route.

Where dialogue begins,
disputes begin to end.

Every lasting resolution starts with one honest conversation. Let yours begin today.