e-Court Membership

Do you or your company wish to control costs and maintain a predictable path to solve current and/or future conflicts ? If yes, then ensure you mention in your contracts, rules, and terms of operations that all disputes will be settled through e-Court.

Parties who joined e-Court as registered member are entitled to place the e-Court logo on websites and stationary and receive their own e-Court email box. In addition there are many benefits derived from membership. By accepting their membership they automatically endorse the terms, rules & regulations

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On 18 June 2013, the new legislation on Alternative Dispute Resolution (ADR) and Online Dispute Resolution (ODR) has been published.

This directive deals with :
Directive on consumer ADR and Regulation on consumer ODR

The new legislation on ADR and ODR will allow consumers and traders to solve their disputes without going to court, in a quick, low-cost and simple way.

The ADR Directive will ensure that consumers can turn to quality alternative dispute resolution entities for all kinds of contractual disputes that they have with traders; no matter what they purchased (excluding disputes regarding health and higher education)and whether they purchased it online or offline, domestically or across borders.

According to the ODR Regulation, an EU-wide online platform will be set up for disputes that arise from online transactions. The platform will link all the national alternative dispute resolution entities and will operate in all official EU languages.

Member States will implement the ADR/ODR rules by July 2015. The ODR platform will be operational in January 2016.

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