About the trainer

She works an Assistant Professor at Eötvös Loránd University, Faculty of Law. She is the President of the Budapest Conciliation Board. She has a PhD. in Law. She completed a mediator training in 2010. She is interested in mediation in commercial and criminal cases. She is training mediators. Since 2012 she is the coach of the Hungarian Team at the International Chamber of Commerce International Commercial Mediation Competition. In 2020 they ranked as the 3rd in the competition.

The importance of the alternative dispute resolution and presentation content

In my opinion it is paramount important to make more awareness of the different ADR tools in Hungary. It would be interesting to let all the citizens know about mediation as a cost-effective, time-saving, and business-friendly form of problem-solving. The parties involved in such a procedure gain much more than they would expect. These processes also have a positive effect on business life and domestic economic processes.

It is my honour that I was asked to be one of the presenters in the project called IN-MEDIAS European Mediation Network. It is my pleasure to talk about the legal regulation and framework of mediation and mediation procedures in Hungary, as well as the Hungarian system of conciliation. In my presentation I will elaborate on my national and international experiences and best practices, point out the advantages of commercial mediation. I believe that Hungary can be a much richer, more successful and even economically efficient country by properly transposing international good practices.