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…
…be involved in mobile technology development. Angela Merkel’s Christian Democratic Union backed a strategy paper in February 2020 that could potentially curtail Huawei’s involvement in Germany’s 5G rollout by barring…
…the arbitration expressly refer to the possible use of technology and/or virtual hearings, for example, the UAE Federal Arbitration Law No.6 of 2018, expressly refers to the use of new…
…in the uncharted waters of COVID-19. In the “new normal” of wide-ranging travel advisories and restrictions, there is an emerging consensus to better integrate the use of technology with dispute…
…arbitral proceedings. In his famous treatise on international arbitration (3rd. edition coming soon), important changes in arbitral proceedings, as a result of the development of technology during the last decade,…
…based on technological limitations. To Ms Miles, this is nothing but fear or lack of experience in the technology. This is a mature technology, and institutions and hearing centres are…
…“[t]he velocity of change in economics, technology, science, and military capabilities is shifting the tectonic plates of national sovereignty and power.” Mr. Wriston was right. Professor John A. Mathews of…
…Mary University of London, which focused specifically on Technology, Media and Telecommunications (“TMT”) disputes, show that 82% of practitioners and in-house counsels from all over the globe indicate that there…
…access to reliable technology in Africa, the Protocol points parties/participants who do not have access to the technology, software, and equipment to be used for virtual hearings, to approach arbitral…
…employees, including a former Chief Technology Officer and a Chief Operating Officer, left to operate a rival firm in the same industry, Spookfish Pty Ltd (“Spookfish”). Nearmap was worried that…
…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…
…repetitive cases. At the same time, the French approach reveals the intention to regulate the use of technology in order to avoid abuses. One of the biggest reforms during Mr….
…those numbers considerably in the past ten years. International arbitration cases amount to less than 8% of the total number of cases. However, both the use of technology and a…
…videoconferencing. As a form of information technology, videoconferences may be breached and intruded upon in the absence of appropriate measures to ensure confidentiality and security. Although today’s videoconferencing technology is…
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…Practitioners face the pressurized challenge to rely on technology to transition their work and collaboration to a virtual setting, including the conduct of court and arbitration hearings. Consistent with the…
…two nations also committed to step-up cooperation in the field of oil and natural gas, cybersecurity, science and technology, health and traditional medicine, etc. This comes in the backdrop of…
…unnecessarily to deliberate with [] co-arbitrators/mediators and use screen sharing/video technology instead” (for arbitrators and mediators); viii) to “avoid traveling unnecessarily to conduct fact finding or other interviews with witnesses…
… Changes to the Way We Do Arbitration Expect fewer handshakes and more elbow bumps and bows. As the stock markets teeter, the market for videoconferencing technology is booming. Undoubtedly,…
…and Technology (NIST) Cybersecurity Framework providing a quantitative view of risks, ensuring alignment with industry standards and providing specific and actionable control/mitigation recommendations. For further reading on the AAA-ICDR Cybersecurity…
…Trust theory, with parties seeking as much information as possible to verify the competence of their trustees. Trust(lessness) and decentralised justice Blockchain, the distributed ledger technology used in cryptocurrency…
…ranges, or filtered through search terms. A study in 2011 demonstrated the significant cost savings for using predictive coding technology over manual review as “the technology-assisted reviews require, on average,…
…different jurisdictions are as under: i. Malmaison approach: In the context of an appeal against an interim arbitration award, the Technology and Construction Court (TCC), United Kingdom (UK) in Henry…
…responses will depend on the reception of local courts to technology, and the importance attached to a global value such as party autonomy. An interesting paper carried out on the…
