About AML dispute resolution

Arbitration is a voluntary agreement by two contracting parties to submit their dispute to be determined by an independent third party called an Arbitrator or a tribunal of Arbitrators. The Arbitrator(s) hear the dispute in a less formal setting than a courtroom. The parties present their evidence and their case. After hearing the evidence the Arbitrator(s) makes a decision and presents an award that is enforceable in court. Arbitration is alternative to court action (litigation), and generally just as final and binding. We at AML have qualified arbitrators who are here to assist in resolving your dispute. 

Mediation is a more informal method of resolving a parties dispute. In mediation, the parties control the outcome and directly participate in the negotiation of the settlement. A Mediator is selected by the parties to consider the dispute objectively and to assist the parties in a mutually agreed settlement. Mediation has the benefit of an increased likelihood of preserving the parties’ business or social relationship.

Please contact us if you require our mediation service. 

Litigation is the ultimate remedy of resolving a dispute between contracting parties. When all else fails parties may need to attend court for a formal decision on their case. This is a more formal and more lengthy process of resolving disputes compared to Mediation and Arbitration. We at AML have experienced litigators and advocates who work as consultants with MH Solicitors LLP and are able to provide this service under the umbrella of MH Solicitors LLP.