Arbitration And Mediation Law
Arbitration And Mediation Law
About NexJuris – Strategically Sound. Globally Aligned. Legally Driven.
Founded in 2015 by legal visionaries Gaurav Jain, Jatin Nanda, and Ashi Jain, NexJuris is a new-age, full-service law firm headquartered in New Delhi, India. With a strong commitment to precision, professionalism, and client success, NexJuris has emerged as a trusted legal partner for both domestic and international clients.
From startups to global enterprises, we provide end-to-end legal solutions across corporate, commercial, and regulatory matters. Our core practice areas include Corporate & Commercial Law, Mergers & Acquisitions, Private Equity, Real Estate, Dispute Resolution, Employment Law, Intellectual Property, Foreign Direct Investment (FDI), and Global Business Setup Services.
What sets NexJuris apart is our entrepreneurial mindset, industry-specific insight, and solution-first approach. We understand the legal challenges businesses face in India and abroad—and we align our strategies to support our clients’ growth, mitigate risk, and deliver commercially sound outcomes.
Our Legacy of Trust
Since inception, we have successfully advised clients across 20+ jurisdictions, supporting them through cross-border transactions, FEMA compliance, regulatory approvals, business incorporations, policy interpretation, and litigation management.
Our clientele includes:
Global investors
SMEs & startups
Real estate developers
Exporters & importers
E-commerce platforms
Indian corporations expanding globally
Our Philosophy
At NexJuris, we believe legal advice should be practical, proactive, and purposeful. Each client engagement is personalized and powered by strategic thinking, meticulous research, and swift execution.
We are not just lawyers—we are legal allies. Our purpose is to empower businesses with clarity, confidence, and compliance in a fast-changing legal landscape.
What Is Arbitration And Mediation
Arbitration is a form of ADR whereby parties agree to submit their dispute to an unbiased neutral third party called an arbitrator for resolution. The arbitrator hears all parties involved and makes a determination on the dispute based on the applicable laws. The arbitral award is binding on the parties. It is one of the most popular non-judicial methods of dispute resolution especially for commercial disputes. In India, arbitrations are governed by the Arbitration and Conciliation Act, 1996, as amended from time to time. The Arbitration and Conciliation Act, 1996 was drafted taking into account the Model Law on International Commercial Arbitration adopted in 1985 by the United Nations Commission on International Trade Law (UNCITRAL). The Act lays down the law pertaining to domestic arbitrations, international commercial arbitrations as well as enforcement of foreign arbitral awards. An arbitral award can only be challenged on limited grounds as set out in the Arbitration and Conciliation Act, 1996.
Mediation, on the other hand, is more informal than arbitration. A mediation proceeding involves parties working with a facilitator, called the mediator, to reach an agreement. The mediator assists the parties in finding a solution acceptable to all parties helping them maintain their relationships due to the non-adversarial nature of the process. A major difference between arbitration and mediation is that mediation is not binding on the parties. Several laws in India mandate an attempt to resolve disputes by mediation before approaching the courts for adjudication of a dispute, such as, Commercial Courts Act, 2015. A Mediation Bill, 2021 has been introduced in the Parliament to codify laws regarding mediations and is currently under consideration by the Parliament.
Overview Of The Law Firm's Arbitration And Mediation Services
Since its inception in 2015, NexJuris has built a strong and growing reputation in Arbitration, Mediation, and other Alternate Dispute Resolution (ADR) mechanisms. Our founders — Gaurav Jain, Jatin Nanda, and Ashi Jain — envisioned a firm where disputes are resolved not just with legal skill, but with strategic foresight and business practicality.
Our ADR practice stands out for delivering swift, cost-effective, and result-oriented solutions in complex commercial disputes, both domestic and cross-border. We have successfully represented clients in high-stakes arbitration proceedings, including multi-crore and multi-million-dollar claims involving commercial contracts, joint ventures, construction, real estate, and shareholder disputes.
At NexJuris, we understand that litigation isn’t always the best path. Our ADR team is trained to explore negotiation, mediation, and institutional as well as ad-hoc arbitration frameworks to protect client interests while preserving relationships and confidentiality.
Our Core ADR Services Include:
Strategic Advisory on arbitration clauses and dispute resolution frameworks
Representation before arbitral tribunals (domestic & international)
Enforcement and challenge of arbitral awards
Court assistance in interim reliefs, arbitrator appointments, and injunctions
Mediation and negotiation support in complex disputes
We bring together legal acumen and industry insight, ensuring disputes are resolved in alignment with business objectives. Our team is equipped to handle matters under all major institutional rules including SIAC, LCIA, ICC, and MCIA, along with Indian Arbitration and Conciliation Act procedures.
Whether it’s a preventive legal strategy or a final-stage arbitration, NexJuris is your trusted legal partner for efficient, ethical, and effective dispute resolution.
Our Approach On Arbitration And Mediation Law
At NexJuris, our approach to arbitration and mediation is centered around aligning dispute resolution strategy with the client’s commercial priorities, ensuring that every move made is both cost-effective and goal-oriented.
We understand that in high-stakes disputes, a standard strategy doesn’t work. That’s why we develop tailored, case-specific approaches, drawing upon the interdisciplinary strength of our firm. Our lawyers bring together expertise across practice areas—such as corporate law, infrastructure, intellectual property, and real estate—ensuring our clients receive sector-specific legal solutions at every step of the arbitration or mediation process.
NexJuris remains strongly committed to alternative dispute resolution mechanisms as an effective, pragmatic way to resolve disputes outside traditional litigation. We are fully aligned with the judiciary’s evolving pro-ADR outlook in India, and proactively assist clients in exploring all available options—from pre-dispute negotiation and mediation to complex institutional arbitrations.
Our deep-rooted experience in litigation gives us a distinct advantage in understanding the procedural and strategic complexities of each dispute. This insight allows us to identify key leverage points early, and to formulate persuasive arguments that can lead to faster, more favorable outcomes—often without ever stepping into a courtroom.
Experienced Team
At NexJuris, we believe that the strength of our practice lies in the strength of our people. Our reputation as a trusted corporate law firm is built on a team of experienced and forward-thinking lawyers who bring both legal acumen and business insight to every transaction.
With our core team based in India and a robust network of legal experts across regions, we are equipped to handle complex corporate transactions, strategic advisory, and regulatory compliance matters with precision. We bring a collaborative approach to every engagement, ensuring seamless execution across jurisdictions.
What sets us apart is our unwavering commitment to integrity, professionalism, and client-centric service. These values not only define how we operate but also help us consistently deliver results that align with our clients’ business objectives. This dedication has earned NexJuris its standing among India’s emerging corporate law leaders.
Industry Experience
While NexJuris has successfully served clients across India and internationally, our foundation and headquarters remain firmly rooted in New Delhi. This strategic presence has allowed us to stay closely connected with the evolving legal and regulatory landscape of the country.
Our team of corporate law experts has not only advised a diverse portfolio of clients but has also contributed to government consultations on legal and policy frameworks. With deep expertise in the drafting and interpretation of policies, we are among the select few firms with a nuanced understanding of the intersection between law, governance, and business.
At NexJuris, we don’t just practice corporate law — we help shape it.
Client-Centric Approach
At NexJuris, we follow a results-driven approach that blends deep legal expertise, technical precision, and unwavering client service. We deliver accurate, timely, and cost-effective legal solutions, consistently meeting global standards while tailoring strategies to the unique needs of each client and their business.
Our commercial law team works not just as advisors but as an integral extension of our clients’ teams, allowing us to understand and address their challenges as our own. Every client comes with distinct goals and concerns — and we are fully committed to navigating them toward success with dedicated focus and strategic counsel.
Cost-Efficient
We make sure that our fee structure and the legal costs involved are very transparent and predictable for our clients. We believe that client relationships are based on trust and a sense of common purpose and we never falter on our promise making us one of the best corporate law firms in India. Our priority has been to deliver the best legal & business solutions and our fee arrangements are tailored to the needs of the client, the client’s goals, and the nature of the matter.
Frequently Asked Questions
1. What does corporate commercial law mean?
Corporate and commercial legal practice includes a wide range of legal issues when it comes to drafting commercial contracts and agreements. It broadly entails all corporate legal work during the entire lifecycle of the company. This also includes M&A, transactional advisory along with a broad range of practice areas such as franchising, intellectual property and sometimes litigation.
Corporate and commercial legal practice includes a wide range of legal issues when it comes to drafting commercial contracts and agreements. It broadly entails all corporate legal work during the entire lifecycle of the company. This also includes M&A, transactional advisory along with a broad range of practice areas such as franchising, intellectual property and sometimes litigation.
2. What are the types of corporate laws?
Corporate law is the body of laws, rules, regulations and practices that govern the formation and operation of corporations. It’s the body of law that regulates legal entities that exist to conduct business.
3. What are the advantages of hiring a corporate lawyer?
You need a lawyer to help you set up your chart of accounts, review your numbers periodically, and prepare all of your necessary central, state and local tax returns.
4. Why choose Nexjuris as your corporate law firm?
Nexjuris commercial corporate practice has both the in-depth knowledge of business laws and corporate finance as well as the practical advantage of execution into effective compliance and regulatory agreements covering distribution agreements, labor, and employment, joint ventures, etc.