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The advisors at Result ADR provide expert and impartial solutions for business conflicts. Our team includes former judges, members of judicial bodies, former lawyers, professors, and other highly qualified legal experts. They deliver binding advice quickly, professionally, and confidentially.
Over 15 years of experience
Established arbitration rules
Fast, confidential, and expert service
Binding advice is a formal form of business mediation in which a neutral third party—our advisor—issues a decision that is binding for both parties. It offers an efficient alternative to legal proceedings. Since 2006, Result ADR has been providing binding advice delivered by experienced and highly qualified advisors.
Binding advice is an effective solution when a business conflict cannot be resolved independently. Key advantages include:
Choice of expert advisors: parties select advisors with specialized knowledge relevant to the dispute
Flexible and tailored process: procedures are less formal than court proceedings, allowing for customized solutions
Preservation of relationships: less adversarial than litigation, helping maintain business relationships
Binding outcome: the advisor’s decision resolves the conflict definitively in most cases
Result ADR advisors—including former judges, professors, and other highly qualified legal experts—provide confidential, professional, and efficient solutions. Our binding advice process allows parties to resolve disputes swiftly while benefiting from expert guidance and impartial decision-making.
Result ADR has the tools and expertise to guide conflicts in the right direction. We’d love to connect with you, either online or offline. Call us or leave your details, and we’ll get back to you as soon as possible.
All our professionals are affiliated with recognized professional organizations and bring a wide range of specializations and expertise. At Result ADR, there is always a suitable professional for your situation.
In binding advice, an impartial expert makes the decision, which is binding for both parties. The focus is on the legal aspects of the conflict. In mediation, the parties work together to find a solution, guided by a mediator. In this process, the parties maintain control. In binding advice, the decision rests with the advisor.
