Georgia

Mediation and dispute resolution

Resolving disputes through negotiation and mediation before going to court.

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Contents
  1. Advantages
  2. How it works
  3. Why Imperial?
  4. Frequently asked questions

Many commercial, property and family disputes can be resolved without court. Georgia has a mediation law, and a mediated settlement can become enforceable. Imperial represents you in negotiation and mediation and drafts the settlement.

Advantages

  • Faster and cheaper than litigation
  • Confidential
  • Preserves business or family relationships
  • An agreed outcome, not one imposed by a court

How it works

  1. Review the dispute and documents
  2. Propose negotiation or refer to a mediator
  3. Mediation sessions with your lawyer
  4. Draft the settlement and make it enforceable

Why Imperial?

  • An official law office in Tbilisi and an office in Türkiye
  • Service in 7 languages
  • End-to-end handling, including remotely with a power of attorney
  • Clear fees agreed in advance; book a free consultation for a quote

Frequently asked questions

Is a mediated agreement binding?

A properly drafted and approved settlement is enforceable; we choose the right form for your dispute.

What if mediation fails?

You can still go to court or arbitration, and we continue the case.

Can mediation be done remotely?

Yes. Sessions are often held online and you can be represented with a power of attorney.

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