On July 6, 2025, the Ohio Mediation Center announced the launch of a new online mediation platform, aimed at providing a more convenient and accessible way for individuals and businesses to resolve disputes.The platform, called "MediateOhio Online," allows parties to engage in mediation sessions from the comfort of their own homes or offices, eliminating the need for in-person meetings. This not only saves time and money on travel expenses, but also makes mediation more accessible to those who may have difficulty attending in-person sessions.According to the Ohio Mediation Center, the online platform offers a secure and confidential environment for parties to communicate and negotiate with the help of trained mediators. The center has partnered with leading technology companies to ensure that the platform is user-friendly and meets the highest standards of security and privacy."We are excited to launch MediateOhio Online and bring our mediation services into the digital age," said Jane Smith, Director of the Ohio Mediation Center. "This platform will not only make mediation more convenient for our clients, but also help us reach a wider audience and serve more individuals and businesses in need of dispute resolution."The launch of the online mediation platform comes at a time when the demand for alternative dispute resolution services is on the rise in Ohio and across the country. With court backlogs and delays becoming increasingly common, more people are turning to mediation as a faster and more cost-effective way to resolve conflicts.The Ohio Mediation Center has already seen a positive response to the new platform, with several clients expressing their satisfaction with the online mediation process. Many clients have noted the flexibility and convenience of being able to participate in mediation sessions from anywhere with an internet connection.Overall, the launch of MediateOhio Online promises to revolutionize the way mediation services are delivered in Ohio, making it easier for individuals and businesses to access the help they need to resolve disputes and move forward in a constructive manner.