The pivotal focus of the session was to educate the client on the recourse available to her through conciliation. It educated her on the concept of Alternative Dispute Resolution system and it's effectiveness in comparison to litigation. The sanctity of conciliation lies in the mutual agreement of the disputant parties to resolve their dispute through an ADR mechanism.

The session started with an introduction of Arbitration and the advocate explains the client regarding the Arbitration clause and the settlement of dispute through Arbitration. The details were shared regarding the appointment of Arbitrator, process of arbitration and the mechanism involved.

The session started with an introduction of mediation. It has been explained that mediation is a way of resolving conflict where two or more parties decide to reach an agreement with the support of a third, neutral party that guides them through the process. A mediator is not a judge but rather the facilitator that helps the parties to communicate and find common grounds. 

The session explained about the mechanism of Lok Adalat. The Legal Services Authorities Act 1987 was enacted to provide free legal services to the weaker section of the society to ensure that no one misses the opportunity of getting justice. Hence, to provide equal opportunities to all irrespective of their financial background.