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Founded by Attorney Arb. Ayşegül Andıç, Andıç Arbitration and Mediation Center provides professional services with its experienced staff and colleagues.
Andıç Arbitration and Mediation Center offers solution-oriented, transparent, high-quality, and qualified services in mediation.
Our areas of expertise in mediation include;
- Insurance Law
- Labor Law
- Commercial Law
- Consumer Law
- Banking and Finance Law
- Voluntary Mediation
Mediation
What is Mediation?
Arabuluculuk, hukuk sistemi gelişmiş ülkelerde yaygın olarak kullanılan alternatif bir çözüm yöntemidir. Ülkemizde de arabuluculuk, 22.06.2012 tarihinde yürürlüğe giren 6325 sayılı Hukuk Uyuşmazlıklarında Arabuluculuk Kanunu (HUAK) ile bir "alternatif bir çözüm yöntemi olarak" uygulanmaya başlamıştır.
Arabuluculuk, tarafların üzerinde serbestçe tasarruf edebileceği ve icra edilebilir özel hukuk uyuşmazlıklarının çözümünde mümkündür. Arabuluculukta taraflar aralarındaki hukuki ihtilafı objektif, tarafsız, bağımsız bir uzman kişi (arabulucu) yönetiminde müzakere ederek kendileri çözüme ulaştırırlar.
Arabuluculuk faaliyeti karşılığında arabulucu arabuluculuk asgari ücret tarifesi uyarınca ücrete hak kazanır. Arabuluculuk ücreti aksi kararlaştırılmadıkça taraflar arasında eşit olarak ödenir.
Arabuluculuk sürecinde taraflar Arabulucu seçme, süreci sonlandırma, çözüm üretme konusunda serbesttir (İRADİLİK).
Tarafların birbirlerine sundukları bilgi ve belgeler, sürece yönelik çözüm önerileri gizlidir (GİZLİLİK).
Taraflar sürecin tamamında eşit haklara sahiptir (EŞİTLİK).
Who is a Mediator?
A mediator is a person who has graduated from a Faculty of Law, has at least five years of expertıse and has successfully passed the Ministry of Justice Mediation Exam.
The mediator is an independent and impartial individual who brings the parties together to discuss and negotiate by applying systematic techniques to help them understand each other. As such, the mediator facilitates the parties in creating their solutions and establishing a communication process between them.
- The mediator does not judge who is right or wrong and does not perform a judicial function.
- Unlike an arbitrator or judge, the mediator is not the decision-maker in the process.
- The parties resolve the dispute through negotiation and agreement based on their own will.
- The mediator assists in identifying the core issues and interests in the dispute and encourages discussions and solutions on these matters.
- The parties generate their solutions, trying to understand each other.
- If it becomes apparent that the parties cannot come up with a solution, the mediator can offer a final proposal for resolution.
Sertaç Şahin Atabay
Ayşegül Andıç
İstanbul University Law School (LL.B. 1979)
Ayşegül Andıç is the founding partner of Andıç Law Office, established in 1997 and is well known in the insurance sector, with her 39 years of experience including top legal positions in insurance companies such as Güven, Bayındır, and Nippon; consultancy to insurance companies such as AIG and Sompo Japan.
She is also an instructor for the Turkish Insurance Institute Foundation, an arbitrator in the Turkish Insurance Arbitration Committee and Head of the Legal Committee of Insurance Practitioners Association. She is considered an expert in insurance law, transportation law and conventions, accident insurance, fire insurance, compulsory liability insurances and malpractice claims.
As Head of the Legal Committee of Insurance Practitioners Association, she is the co-author of the book Insurance Law under the New Turkish Commercial Code.
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