The promise
Preparation that covers how civil mediation at the summary court runs, what the mediators will ask, which documents to bring, and what range of settlement is reasonable to consider — so the process feels manageable rather than uncertain.
The problem
A mediation date has been set, or is likely to be, and the unfamiliarity of the process can be its own source of worry — separate from the underlying disagreement itself. Arriving without a clear sense of what to expect makes it harder to present a position well.
The solution
A two-hour preparation session works through the procedure step by step, how to present a sequence of events clearly, and what a reasonable settlement range would be, based on a review of your documents beforehand.
The experience
Your side of the channel
You bring the relevant documents and describe the dispute as you understand it, ahead of the session.
This office's side
Documents are reviewed, a two-hour session covers the procedure and presentation, and a short call follows the first mediation date.
The investment
¥16,800
This covers document review, a two-hour preparation session, a written summary of your position and a document list, plus a short call after the first mediation date.
The proof
Civil mediation settles a meaningful share of the commercial matters brought before it, particularly where both parties arrive with a clear and realistic sense of what an acceptable outcome would be. Preparation is aimed squarely at that.
The assurance
Preparation does not determine the mediation's outcome, which remains a matter for you and the mediators. It is intended to help you arrive ready, not to promise a particular result.
Next steps
Send a message with your mediation date if one is set, along with a brief description of the dispute, and a session can be arranged in good time.