Abstract: Computerized system and computerized method of dispute resolution. For example, a system receives statements or claims from a first party and a second party, with regard to a legal dispute between them. The system shows to each party, the statements made by the other party; and requests each party to respond with True or False or Pass. The system requests each party to explain with a new statement, each adverse statement that he did not agree too. The system performs multiple iterations of obtaining statements, response answers of True or False or Pass, and additional statements that further clarify the position of each party. The system operates to effectively reduce or narrow-down the disagreements between the parties, or to pin-point the actual core of the dispute between them.