Resolution, reimagined

Resolve disputes.
Move forward.

Madhyastha is an online mediation platform designed to make dispute resolution simpler, more accessible and less overwhelming.

Adrija Ghosh
Legal professional

Adrija Ghosh

BA, LL.B. · Symbiosis Law School, Pune

Corporate Law · Dispute Resolution

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Experienced mediatorsExplore a mediator suited to the matter.
Fully onlineParticipate from home or office.
Guided processCoordination from enquiry to scheduling.
Simple & professionalA more approachable way to begin.
How it works

A simpler path from dispute to dialogue.

We coordinate the process so parties can focus on the conversation.

01 / ENQUIRE

Tell us about the dispute.

Share the basic details of your matter and what you hope to resolve.

02 / MATCH

Explore the right mediator.

We help identify a mediator suited to the nature and requirements of the dispute.

03 / SCHEDULE

Choose a convenient time.

Our team coordinates scheduling and practical arrangements.

04 / MEDIATE

Meet online.

Participate remotely and work toward a mutually acceptable way forward.

Disputes we support

One platform. Many kinds of disputes.

Madhyastha connects individuals and businesses with mediators across a broad range of disputes.

CommercialContractualPropertyFamilyMatrimonialEmploymentConsumerE-commerceOther disputes
For individuals & businesses

When the relationship matters as much as the result.

Mediation can provide a structured setting for parties to communicate, understand interests and explore possible solutions without making the process unnecessarily difficult.

Our legal professional

Legal insight behind a simpler mediation experience.

Adrija Ghosh is a BA, LL.B. graduate from Symbiosis Law School, Pune, with a professional focus on corporate law and dispute resolution.

At Madhyastha, her profile is presented as part of the platform's legal and dispute-resolution orientation. Mediator appointments remain subject to the applicable process, availability and parties' agreement.

Adrija Ghosh

Adrija Ghosh

BA, LL.B. · Symbiosis Law School, Pune

Corporate Law · Dispute Resolution

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FAQs

Questions, answered simply.

What is mediation?

Mediation is a structured process in which a neutral mediator helps parties communicate and explore options for resolving a dispute. The mediator does not decide the dispute for the parties.

Can mediation happen completely online?

Yes. Madhyastha is designed to coordinate mediation online, allowing parties to participate remotely from their homes or offices.

How do I request a mediation?

Use the Request a Mediation form and share the basic details of your dispute. The Madhyastha team will contact you to explain the next steps.

Can I choose a mediator?

Madhyastha helps parties explore mediators suited to the nature and requirements of the dispute, subject to availability and the parties' agreement.

Start the conversation

Let's find a better way forward.

Tell us a little about your dispute. Madhyastha will get in touch to understand your requirements and guide you through the next steps.

Your enquiry can be logged to Madhyastha's private Google Sheet and emailed to the designated enquiry address. For now, you can also reach Madhyastha directly on WhatsApp.

WhatsApp: +91 90079 99804
Email: tilwanimahima@gmail.com

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Privacy

Your information, handled with care.

Madhyastha uses enquiry information to respond to requests, coordinate mediation and maintain necessary business records. Enquiry data should be kept private and accessed only by authorised personnel. Please do not submit highly sensitive or confidential information through this initial enquiry form.

Terms

Using Madhyastha.

Submitting an enquiry does not create a mediator-client relationship, guarantee appointment, or guarantee a particular outcome. Any mediation engagement is subject to the applicable process and the parties' agreement.

Disclaimer

General information only.

Website content is provided for general information and is not legal advice. Madhyastha does not itself adjudicate disputes. Please obtain independent legal advice where appropriate.