…at a global scale, a tripling of renewable energy capacity. Acceleration towards new technology solutions has, moreover, already begun — perhaps most notably in the form of hydrogen and carbon…
…it comes to embracing technology. Whilst consumers of professional services generally prefer a fence at the top of the cliff (i.e., problem-avoidance) to an ambulance at the bottom (i.e., problem-solving),…
…outset of a dispute is key. Challenge 4: Implementing measures in compliance with any applicable policies. Challenge 5: Using technology. At present, many stakeholders do not fully adhere to sanctions…
…such technology and how confidentiality of the arbitration may be guaranteed if such technology were used by either parties or the tribunal. Finally, the panellists opined on the ingredients towards…
…of the concept of crypto assets. Crypto assets are classified based on the technology they utilize, primarily distributed ledger technology (“DLT”), such as blockchain. However, their legal classification depends on…
…is on cross borders disputes, the parties also rely on the ICC for their domestic cases. Further, Salomon anticipated the upcoming news for 2024 with a view to technology that…
…tools such as data analytics or technology-assisted document review. According to another study, the numbers remained on a similar level in 2023. Against this backdrop, the workshop aimed to discern…
…for use of technology and modern means of communication to improve efficiency and ensure the effective resolution of disputes between business parties. Third Party Funding: Another aspect of the Rules…
…of Article 18. In the decision, Anthony Chan J referred to Klöckner Pentaplast GmbH & Co KG v. Advance Technology (HK) Co Ltd [2011] 4 HKLRD 262 (“Klöckner”) in which…
…Partners (“Wom“), won a public tender for the deployment of 5G technology in Chile. Wom undertook to install a network of antennas and related infrastructure for the 5G technology within…
…with Western Technology Services International Inc. (Westech) v. Cauchos Industriales SA (Cainsa) (Supreme Court of Chile), Living Consulting Group AB (Sweden) v. OOO Sokotel (Russian Federation) (Presidium of the Highest…
…arbitrators, consolidate proceedings, and fix costs. The Arbitration Rules also allow for emergency arbitrations and expedited proceedings and foster the use of technology throughout the process. We consider that the…
…Republic of Sudan (now the Republic of South Sudan), concluded on 15 October 2003 between C. as licensor and B. as licensee. The Ministry of Technology of the Republic of…
…in adjudication is essential to dispute resolution. Pertinent in times where some warn of the rise of AI as the fourth arbitrator, thereby replacing adjudicators’ decision-making by technology, Dr. Eftekhar…
Data-Related Disputes Nearly five billion people use social media. Last year saw the expansion of AI-based businesses, from search engines to data analytics to product development. Some of the most…
…process on track, make full use of case management conferences (CMCs) to agree on the rules and general framework of the procedure, leverage technology (videoconferencing, virtual hearings, etc.) to make…
…must arbitrate contractual warranty claims when said contract provides for arbitration in “all disputes” (Husky Oil Operations Limited v. Technip Stone & Webster Process Technology Inc.). A few themes, however,…
…it will transform many aspects of legal practice. Of course, technology isn’t new to the profession but to date almost all technology has been used to assist the execution of…
…and the University of Southern California. Presentations included “The Future of California Arbitration and Best Practices for Drafting Technology Disputes Clauses,” “Analyzing International Dispute Resolution in Key Industries in California…
…tools were created, where data is mined from the content to provide new insights, such as our arbitrator tools (Profile Navigator and Relationship Indicator). Technology enabled more efficient research. Some…
…increased reliance on technology and an emphasis on limiting the environmental impact of arbitrations are other aspects in which SCCA seeks to compete. DIAC, too, has shifted gears with its…
…The use of AI in dispute resolution is not new. Indeed, to cite just one use case, parties have used predictive coding – also known as technology assisted review –…
…business in the semiconductor test industry, (iii) ATI-related technology, (iv) semiconductor test technology, or (v) Advantest or Astronics.” McConnell, 92 Cal. App. 5th at 613-14. The Court considered the following…
…Rules under a heading titled “Model Arbitration Clauses”. The Use of Technology under the 2024 Rules The 2024 Rules aim to encourage and enhance the use of technology in arbitration…
