Mediation Renaissance: Navigating Legal Frontiers in a Post-COVID Era
By Siddharth Tyagi & Lamiya Jadliwala GLS Law College, Gujarat University*.
Abstract
The COVID-19 pandemic has catalyzed a transformative shift in dispute resolution mechanisms, heralding a "Mediation Renaissance" as stakeholders increasingly seek efficient and adaptable alternatives to traditional litigation. This paper explores the evolving landscape of mediation in a post-COVID era, emphasizing its role in navigating legal frontiers amidst unprecedented challenges. Key themes include the integration of technology in mediation processes, the rise of online dispute resolution (ODR), and the importance of emotional intelligence and cultural competence in mediators. Furthermore, the paper examines the implications of these changes for legal practitioners, businesses, and individuals, highlighting the necessity for a paradigm shift towards collaborative problem-solving. Through a comprehensive analysis, this work aims to illuminate the benefits of mediation as a viable and effective means of conflict resolution in a rapidly changing world.
Keywords: Mediation, Post-COVID Era, Dispute Resolution, Online Dispute Resolution (ODR), Legal Frontiers.
* Author 1 is an Assistant Professor, Faculty of Law, GLS University, Ahmedabad and the co-author is a 5th Year law, Student, GLS Law College, Ahmedabad.
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