…in the Sun Yang case has indeed opened a Pandora’s box. Due to the rapidly evolving nature of technology, the issues surrounding arbitrator’s duty to remain impartial vis-à-vis their social…
…be conducted in person or by other means (e.g. remote via videoconferencing technology – for further information, see the “Vienna Protocol – A Practical Checklist for Remote Hearings); the arbitral…
…procedure. It expressly linked this decision to its ‘ongoing commitment to leverage information technology to make its proceedings more efficient and environmentally friendly’. III. Guidance from Tribunals and Soft Law…
…High Court’s judgment in SEI Adhavan Power Private Limited & Ors. v. Jinneng Clean Energy Technology Limited, where non-signatories to an undertaking were made parties to an arbitration pertaining to…
…technology. Before the first reported case of COVID-19, major international arbitration institutions already began accepting the necessity of virtual hearings in certain situations. Guidelines for virtual hearings were officially announced…
…view of the development of legal technology and increasing awareness of judicial transparency, the SPC ordered in July 2013 publication of court judgments and verdicts on the internet after they…
…23 December 2020) (the “ADGM Arbitration Regulations”). The recently-amended Arbitration Regulations clarify, and indeed promote, the use of technology in arbitration in multiple instances. Following the amendment of the ADGM…
…interesting, indeed exciting, prospects of AI’s potential contribution to IA, there also exists a degree of hyperbole in what is predicted. Information technology has already been used for the management…
…i.e. the patent-holders’ right to exclude others from unauthorized use of their technology. If the waiver, even if temporary, results in a substantial diminution of the value of the patent,…
…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…
…as diversity and technology, coupled with the impact of the COVID-19 pandemic, have already been reflected in, and will continue to influence the development of, innovations in procedural rules. This…
…seat, it may also be part of what is often called the ‘tyranny of distance’ that Australia faces due to its location. The increased use of technology and virtual hearings…
…to these changes as being to the better, at least from a technology point of view. There have been two major swifts in technology adoption: increased use of technology by…
Social media are meant to facilitate connections. They make it possible to meet inspiring people from all over the world, especially now that we are subject to travel bans due…
Hello, World! Big Tech is a term more commonly used to describe the largest and most dominant technology companies. No doubt Big Tech’s technology has been making extensive and…
…employ technology platforms to promote digital presentations and file sharing as a way to reduce the reliance on paper during proceedings. Particular consideration should be given to powering venues through…
…IA and, therefore, distance, cannot continue to be an excuse for ignoring the underrepresentation of minorities, since technology has truly brought people together. The arbitration industry must make an effort…
…Initiative Post-COVID-19, a paradigm shift has occurred in the adoption of technology in arbitration. Leading arbitral institutions have adapted quickly, highlighting the foresight of institutions who have existing technological infrastructure…
…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…
…consensus in international arbitration, and to address the increasing use of and reliance on technology brought about by the COVID-19 pandemic. Some issues, however, remain. This post will explore some…
…which have a special section on Data Protection (Article 30A), all these recent initiatives show the increased interest of the arbitration community in cybersecurity and use of technology. Being exposed…
…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)…
In recent years the arbitration community has embraced digitalisation. Already before the pandemic we were exploring the use of legal tech and even thinking of how artificial intelligence would profoundly…
…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:…
