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Name for an online dispute resolution platform

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Client brief

We have an online justice platform. It guides users through their legal disputes, step-by-step. The platform facilitates a problem-solving dialogue between people who are separating and divorcing, who have landlord-tenant disputes or quarrels with neighbours. The platform integrates a bundle of cooperation and communication tools that help users. It also provides users with information - written in plain language - about their rights, options and common solutions that have worked for others. This empowers people to work things out together.

When users find it hard to agree on their own, they can also call in the assistance of a mediator, adjudicator or a lawyer who can join their dispute online and help them on the platform. These legal professionals are just one click away. The ultimate goal of this ODR tool is to empower users so that they can stay in control and collaboratively work towards resolution of their disputes.

Submitted by tsvetelina.mihaylova

190

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Nov 18, 2015

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