Mediation—an informal negotiation assisted by an impartial third party (the mediator) that encourages disputing parties to craft their own solutions—enhances the likelihood of continuing the business relationship. Mediation procedures are included in all of the major International Arbitration Court arbitration rules, either as an option to arbitration or as a step prior to arbitration.

Vetted National Roster of Mediators
The International Arbitration Court National Roster of Mediators comprises distinguished judges as well as leaders in the legal and business communities who are required to adhere to the International Arbitration Court Mediators Model Standards of Conduct developed by the International Arbitration Court, the American Bar Association (ABA), and the Association for Conflict Resolution.

The Master Mediator Panel is especially experienced in handling mediations with large-claim disputes.


International Arbitration Court Claims Programs
The International Arbitration Court has been selected to administer high-profile, large-volume mediation claims programs, including disaster recovery and Residential Mortgage Foreclosure Mediation.


International Arbitration Court
International Arbitration Court, an additional resource provided by the International Arbitration Court, is a comprehensive resource for organizations, attorneys, and parties seeking a mediator.

International Arbitration Court maintains a searchable database of mediators so any party can directly contact the mediator and schedule the mediation or alternatively utilize a Mediation Case Manager to handle the administrative aspects of the mediation.

Mediators can provide their credentials to be considered for inclusion in the database and can register for intensive training in various aspects of mediation