…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 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…
…chat moved on to discuss the future of arbitration, in particular the growing competition between arbitration and national courts, as well as on the development of technology. Mr Born argued…
…type of disputes are sales and purchase of goods; construction and engineering; consultancy and agency. In responding to Luiz’s request on predictions for the future; Ana concluded that technology will…
…the world, with China, Hong Kong and Japan ranking among its top 5 export regions. California companies, particularly companies in the technology sector, look principally to Asia for trade and,…
…emerged as a true forum for arbitration. The Silicon Valley Arbitration & Mediation Center (SVAMC) is now a resource for the promotion of dispute resolution in the global technology sector….
…date of the ‘first hearing’ within which the arbitral tribunal shall render the award. The Law also recognizes and allows the use of technology where possible. Instances include recognition of…
…topic of innovation, Ian identifies the themes of the growing significance of digital technology in the courts, and the potential for automation in access to legal information and resources. As…
…parties, the arbitral tribunal may hold the arbitration hearings (a) at any physical venue it deems appropriate, or (b) through modern means of communication and technology (e.g., video conferencing). However,…
…new provisions. Professional associations, in turn, draft new guidelines, sometimes introducing new procedural steps. Due to the development of information technology, the amount of evidence submitted during an arbitral procedure…
…cross-border application of the public policy exception, nonetheless, today better communication and technology make it possible to know both how courts in different countries are dealing with the public policy…
…the embrace of new technology, and the development of a dynamic and vibrant community of international arbitration practitioners. Third, he noted that international arbitration has been able, relatively speaking, to…
…of modern and appropriate technology, and take the initiatives to shorten the procedure where possible. On technology, Hanotiau highlighted its importance to shrink a large number of files, and suggested…
…that external lawyers stifle change whereas in-house counsel enable change, fueling further controversy and disparity. More challenges and opportunities arise from innovative technology and online dispute resolution (Kim Rooney, Gilt…
…following areas: Use of technology It is inevitable that technology will transform the conduct of arbitration and be increasingly used to address the constant demand for cost and time-effectiveness of…
…of blockchain technology on the new world economic landscape and the adequate level of regulatory response to such impact – Is a cryptocurrency taxable income or property (the IRS thinks…
…further enhances our ability to communicate. Blockchain is a technology that tackles the issue of trust between peers. So, could we use this enhanced form of technology in investment arbitration?…
…the fields of telecom, information technology, Intellectual Property Rights or other specialised areas in the Government, Autonomous Body, Public Sector Undertaking or at a senior level managerial position in a…
…talents of engineering, technology, and international law and arbitration. It is by thinking out of the box that disruptive changes happen and they must in order to break through an…
…Mohamed H. Negm and Huthaifa Bustanji, Particularity Of Arbitration In International Intellectual Property disputes: Fitting Square Peg Into Round Hole With the world more and more dependent upon technology of…
…Economic Commission, the inauguration ceremony was graced by the presence of the Honourable Bruce Ralston, Minister of Jobs, Trade and Technology of the Government of British Columbia; the Honourable George…
…decision-making is through confidential, off-the-record, person-to-person exchanges by their lawyers. Put more simply, arbitrator selection relies on 19th Century technology. This method produces several negative consequences. First, the lack…
…Chilean courts in connection with interim measures granted abroad. In particular, the criterion of Chilean higher courts, as shown in Western Technology Servis Internacional Inc. v. Caucho Industriales S.A., is…
…exhibits. Parties are also frequently adopting technology to create e-briefs, which include hyperlinks to all the cited evidence. Though these trends are encouraging, these systems only work if the parties,…
