Mediation and conciliation

At the start of a mediation or conciliation procedure at the Arbitration Board, the parties are charged a fee of DKK 8,000 As of September 1, 2022 including service charge.

In the handling of a mediation or conciliation case, the parties are charged DKK 50,000 as security for the processing of the case, i.e., DKK 8,000 for the Arbitration Board, room rental, and the fee for the mediator or conciliator for a full day's meeting.

The fee is generally 25,000 DKK excluding VAT, i.e. 31,250 DKK including VAT, for a full meeting day, and for a half-day meeting, it is 12,500 DKK excluding VAT, i.e. 15,625 DKK including VAT. The fee covers preparation, including possible participation in a telephone meeting, and participation in the mediation or negotiation meeting itself.

The arbitration board handles the majority of procedural steps, including calling meetings, etc., so that the mediator or negotiator does not have to spend time on these tasks. The amount is shared equally between the parties, unless otherwise agreed. Each party covers its own expenses for any lawyers and advisers. The mediator/negotiator’s expenses for travel, etc., in connection with any inspection/meeting are reimbursed.

If the parties want an additional mediator or conciliator, a supplementary fee of DKK 2,000 will be charged.

Mediation cases are files as P-cases.

Conciliation cases are filed as Q-cases.

Prices

The Arbitration Board charges a front-end fee of DKK 5,000 including a service charge.

A fee of DKK 2,000 is charged if two mediators (co-mediation) are requested.

A list of Arbitration Board fees and charges can be found below.

If the parties withdraw the case within thirty days after it was filed with the Arbitration Board and the Board has been notified accordingly, the service charge will be waived.

If mediation or conciliation is unsuccessful, the fees and the service charge will be offset in amounts payable if the dispute is referred to arbitration. In such a scenario fees and a service charge will be payable for the arbitral case instead.

A list of Arbitration Board fees and charges can be found below.

Payment information

To ensure fast and correct registration of payments and deposits at the Arbitration Board, the FIK code sent to the parties to the case when the complaint was filed should be used. Some Board letters contain codes for both parties, with the names of the parties clearly stated next to the relevant codes. The correct FIK code must be used. Some IT systems do not support the use of FIK codes, in which case payments can be made to the following account:

Danske Bank, registration number 4180, account number 4180211519
SWIFT: DABADKKK  –   DKK IBAN: DK5830004180211519.

If manual transfers are used, please state the Arbitration Board file number, the names of the parties and the name of the payer.

Unfortunately it is not currently possible to use the EAN system for electronic invoicing, and electronic invoices will therefore be issued only in response to a special request sent to bogh@voldgift.dk.