This bachelor's thesis focuses on a comparative analysis of the
efficiency of different dispute resolution methods, including
litigation, arbitration, and mediation. Efficiency is assessed
based on several criteria; the thesis provides a detailed
examination of the expenses associated with each method, their
time requirements, and the enforceability of their outcomes
within the legal system. The theoretical section is followed by
a practical analysis of case studies that illustrate the
application of these criteria in real disputes.