…and impartiality of arbitrator are shaped by the ‘legal traditions and culture’ along with the specific nuances of each case (Jung Science Information Technology Co. Ltd. v. ZTE Corp.). In…
…as technology pervades all ambits of our human endeavor. International arbitration has since several years ago been affected by social networks as the latter have become an important part of…
…too, demonstrate that this trend is not limited to the common law world. Courts are not alone, however, in looking to technology to improve transparency and thereby to increase perceived…
…and Mediation Blockchain Application (SAMBA)), one needs to first find a way to effectively overcome the inherent shortcomings of blockchain technology. It is also incorrect to suggest that we need…
…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…
…technology. She spoke about how AI will soon leave a lasting impact on arbitration as a field of practice by introducing algorithmic decision making using machine learning software, which may…
…A key property of blockchain technology, which distinguishes it from traditional database technology, is that it is publicly verifiable, supported by integrity and transparency of the system. In other words,…
…was made that in the age of technology, inefficiencies such as this are all the more objectionable- the very function of advents such as e-discovery tools is to accelerate the…
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…
…systems are first class and benefit from the expertise and technology that exists at the World Bank Group. A dedicated unit, the Office of Information Security, steers the World Bank…
…The progress of technology has allowed it to creep into the domain of alternative dispute resolution. There is now online mediation, online arbitration, and even arbitration utilising the same blockchain…
…simply too many of them. Limited resources should be channeled efficiently for the development of three or four regional centres, which are fully equipped with state-of-the-art facilities and information technology….
…on this matter, rather than wait for survey results or further market pressure. 5. The Role of Technology The international arbitration community must embrace technological developments, and the shift towards…
Blockchain and its potential applications are well-documented by technologists and early-adopters. Over the last 12 months, however, this technology has started to take centre stage in more mainstream industry discussions….
…decision-making and conflict management. Professor Lee Giles (Penn State Professor of Information Sciences and Technology, Computer Science and Engineering, and Director of the Intelligent Systems Research Laboratory) is internationally recognized…
…of AI on the legal profession is slowly becoming a hot topic in legal, technology, and academic circles. Conferences in the international arbitration sphere have begun to address how the…
…arbitration the optimal dispute resolution mechanism for new technology disputes. New technologies can thus reinforce arbitral proceedings, and arbitration can provide insurance to these emerging practices – these reciprocal benefits…
…the use of electronic communications and other information and communication technology”. The Technical Notes further clarify that “ODR encompasses a broad range of approaches and forms (including but not limited…
…in a US critical technology or critical infrastructure company; any contribution (other than through an ordinary customer relationship) by a US critical technology company of both intellectual property and associated…
…The Next Big Thing: IA meets AI? Many say the legal industry, including the practice of international arbitration, needs updating. With the rise of new technology, it is undergoing a…
…the Korean legal market. Similar promotional effects are anticipated in other sectors as well, including information technology and medical industry. Based on the above, the Promotion Act would likely prompt…
…Singapore and China. The Nanjing court cited the case of Giant Light Metal Technology (Kunshan) Co v Aksa Far East Pte Ltd (2014) SGHC 16, in which the Singapore High…
…current U.S. Administration has already initiated a Section 301 investigation into China’s policies related to technology transfer, intellectual property, and innovation. In a recent interview, the U.S. Trade Representative described…
…technology, to have the most significant impact on future policy-making in commercial dispute resolution. This factor received a 64% ranking among all participants and 65% among parties. (However, reflecting an…
