As the premier forum for dispute resolution in New Zealand, NZDRC offers a wide-ranging suite of services, including arbitration, mediation, adjudication, expert determination, and more, designed to cater to various dispute types and committed to delivering fair, efficient, and cost-effective solutions for all parties involved.

Discover NZDRC's mediation services for dispute resolution. Learn about our structured process, benefits, and how mediation can help resolve conflicts.

Building and construction dispute resolution processes are administered by our Building Disputes Tribunal, New Zealand’s trusted building and construction dispute resolution specialists. The Building Disputes Tribunal provides the leading forum for the settlement of a wide range of building and construction disputes.

ReSolution is the quarterly journal of NZDRC and NZIAC, published online each February, May, August, and November. ReSolution contains a wide variety of articles on dispute resolution covering topics relevant to both the domestic and international markets, across a broad spectrum of dispute resolution practices.

NZDRC has developed a range of unique, innovative and fully administered conflict management and dispute resolution services including: expedited commercial arbitration, domestic and...

The Independent Complaint and Review Authority (ICRA) is a part of the NZDRC Group. and was established as a specialist delivery service for: independent and impartial reviews of, and appeals against, decisions and determinations made by public and private sector organisations and government bodies in the exercise of their statutory powers and ...

Dorne, Sam; Davey, Peter --- "NZDRC launches Contractual Adjudication service" [2022] NZReSoln 32; (2022) 34 ReSolution 13; Ferguson, David --- "Lessons from the Frontline where Negotiation is Life or Death" [2022] NZReSoln 33; (2022) 34 ReSolution 16

The New Zealand Dispute Resolution Centre (NZDRC) has announced that the Domain Name Commission has chosen it to administer the .nz dispute resolution scheme on its behalf for the benefit of stakeholders, effective 1 October.

NZDRC offers a number of dispute resolution processes to resolve your dispute. Arbitration is a formal dispute resolution process where two or more parties agree to submit all or certain disputes between them to an independent person called an arbitrator.

Catherine Green wears many hats in the ADR Centre: she is a mediator, arbitrator and adjudicator, as well as the executive director at New Zealand Dispute Resolution Centre (NZDRC) and its many subsidiaries.