…of particular concern in technology-related disputes. Like nearly all jurisdictions, technology disputes in the US trial courts are decided by judges with limited technology law or industry expertise. And even…
…technology in a field with as many repercussions as the legal field, it is important to consider if the introduction of the technology is even warranted. The benefits of using…
…shows an article with the following first line: “Smart Contracts: The Blockchain Technology That Will Replace Lawyers”. While overly dramatic, the sentiment that blockchain technology will change the demands placed…
…the requirement for a standardised form of contract for the tech industry grows. It is essential first to understand the existing types of technology and contractual relationships. Technology refers to…
…3. Priorities when selecting or investing in technology Our survey asked respondents to indicate what considerations went into (i) choosing a technology solution or provider in the context of remote…
Part 1: Technology as Facilitation “The future is already here; it’s just not evenly distributed.” Paul Cohen, assisted by Gabrielle Nater-Bass, Hugh Carlson and Rashda Rana SC, opened his session…
…Technology saga, organized by the Sciences Po Arbitration Society (SPAS), under the framework of the LL.M in Transnational Arbitration and Dispute Settlement (T.A.D.S). The former is an autonomous association that…
…measures can impose a significant burden on businesses that are part of the supply chain. Blockchain technology can reduce this burden by facilitating transparency in the supply chain. The application…
On the second day of the Hong Kong Arbitration Week 2020, the British Institute of International and Comparative Law (“BIICL”) hosted a virtual workshop on the impacts of technology and…
…many other issues related to the use of technology in arbitration in his excellent and thorough article “The Use of Technology in Arbitration: Ensuring the Future is Available to Both…
…not know its origin, and are surprised the technique is not employed more frequently, especially in disputes over technology. We are not aware of any formal or published guidelines for…
…technology matters. I became a founding member and Director of SVAMC in 2014 and was honored to be elected CEO in 2017. What role does SVAMC have in the…
…However, the ICC published a Commission Report on Information Technology in International Arbitration in 2017, which encourages practitioners to consider how technology can be most effectively incorporated into proceedings. The…
…technology-related issues, including use of Artificial Intelligence and Natural Language Processing, cybersecurity (and from an institutional perspective), electronic document management software, blockchain technology, Robotic Process Automation, Online Dispute Resolution and…
…tops – and pyjama bottoms. However, technology’s continuing integration into the daily fabric of dispute resolution is much more than endless Zoom meetings, or even e-discovery and technology-assisted review (TAR)…
…wake of the new realities triggered by the COVID-19 pandemic. I. Technology and arbitration Technology is already widely used in arbitration whether in the form of video-conferencing, hearing-room technologies…
…interact if the host or driver has a good rating (or reputation). The same could happen with arbitration using an enhanced form of technology. Decentralized Reputation System Blockchain technology is…
The 2016 International TMT Dispute Resolution Survey, sponsored by Pinsent Masons LLP, is the seventh survey carried out by the School of International Arbitration since 2006. It is part of…
…community to consider other means of proceeding with their arbitrations. Opinions differ: some practitioners have already started utilising what technology has been offering for many years; others are still discussing…
…conducting arbitral proceedings remotely during the pandemic (and some of us, such as the author, even pre-pandemic) has confirmed that arbitration and technology—as well as arbitration as a technology—can deliver…
…the Guidelines). The use of technology A new Section 34(5) introduces seven “technology-related solutions” (see Consultation Paper, at para. 19) that facilitate the remote procedural conduct of an ADGM-seated arbitration:…
…services but there are not enough resources to provide legal services for everyone, so technology is a solution. Given that ODR encompasses a broad range of technology, methods, purposes, and…
Not all technology is born equal. In 1739, the French inventor and artist Jacques de Vaucanson unveiled a head-scratching automaton that fascinated contemporaries for more than a century. It was…
…For those with an ear to boundary or territorial disputes, this trend may be one to follow. Responsibility and Opportunity: Technology Issues in International Arbitration As technology in the…
