How to Start Mediation with Concordia et Ius
Starting a Mediation is very simple, it only takes a few minutes and you just need to follow these simple steps:
How to Start Civil and Commercial Mediation with Concordia et Ius
Starting a mediation with Concordia et Ius is simple: simply complete the application form and pay the advance fee set out in the fee schedule. You can also manage the entire process online. The page is designed for parties, lawyers, and professionals who wish to file a request for mediation in civil, commercial, consumer, condominium, or international disputes. The request can be submitted electronically (ODR) or at the organization's physical offices, in compliance with Legislative Decree 28/2010 and Ministerial Decree 150/2023.
Who can start Mediation
Anyone involved in a dispute falling within the scope of the provisions may initiate mediation, whether it is mandatory, voluntary, or delegated by the judge. The request can be submitted directly by the party or through their attorney, who will assist them throughout the entire process.
How to Start Mediation
1. Submission of the Application
To initiate the mediation process, the applicant must complete the editable mediation form, available in the Forms section, providing essential information regarding the parties involved and the subject of the dispute.
The duly completed and signed application must be sent to the Mediation Body Concordia et Ius Srl, along with proof of payment of the start-up costs, as established by Article 28 of Legislative Decree 150/2023, by bank transfer to the following account:
Beneficiary: Concordia et Ius Srl Conciliation Body
IBAN: IT 66 V 03069 04630 100000060800
The application can be submitted through the following channels:
📧 PEC: concordiaetius@mypec.eu
📩 Email: info@concordiaetius.it
📠 Fax: 091.772.5972
📬 Registered AR: Via G. Sciuti, n. 124, 90144 - Palermo
🏢 Deposit at the registered office in Palermo or one of the accredited offices, with the option of paying the start-up costs via POS or cash (if not already done by bank transfer).
2. Taking Charge and Convening the Parties
Following receipt of the application, the Secretariat of the Mediation Body will:
✅ Confirm receipt of the application.
✅ Set the date for the first meeting.
✅ Appoint the Mediator.
✅ Notify the parties of the mediation meeting.
3. First Mediation Meeting
📅 Timing: Within 20-40 days of filing the application.
🕒 Minimum duration: 2 hours, with the possibility of continuation on the same day by prior arrangement with the Secretariat.
During the first meeting, the parties are required to declare whether they intend to:
- Proceed with mediation in order to reach a conciliatory agreement
- End the attempt without conciliation
- Resolve the dispute
If conciliation is not reached during the first meeting, the proceedings may continue with further sessions, scheduled based on the parties' needs.
4. Costs and Continuation of the Proceedings
If the parties choose to continue mediation beyond the initial meeting, they will be required to pay mediation fees, calculated in proportion to the value of the dispute, in accordance with Articles 30 et seq. of Legislative Decree 150/2023.
⚖️ Legal assistance:
Mandatory mediation → The assistance of a lawyer is required.
Voluntary mediation → The parties can participate with or without legal assistance.
How does mediation end?
Mediation can be successfully concluded by the parties signing an agreement. In this case, the agreement minutes, signed by the parties and their respective lawyers, become an enforceable title, comparable to a judgment, and are immediately enforceable.
If no agreement is reached, the Mediator has the right to formulate a conciliation proposal. If the Parties decide not to accept it, the Mediator acknowledges this and records their respective positions in the minutes of the failed conciliation.
Mediation may also result in a no-show if the invited party, having been duly summoned, fails to attend the first meeting without justifiable reason. Choosing effective mediation means relying on experienced and accredited professionals capable of guiding the parties towards shared solutions. At Concordia et Ius, mediation is supported by qualified mediators who ensure transparency, impartiality, and speed in resolving civil and commercial disputes.


