…arbitration? Cryptocurrencies—essentially digital cash—and the blockchain technology on which they are built, have the potential to revolutionise the way funds are raised, traded and stored. Cryptocurrency transfers are not only…
…and respected legal professionals. In 2016, ACICA published a Draft Procedural Order regarding the use of technology such as video conferencing and WebEx for preliminary conferences as well as interim…
…of particular concern in technology-related disputes. Like nearly all jurisdictions, technology disputes in the US trial courts are decided by judges with limited technology law or industry expertise. And even…
…survey also aims to identify key innovations and factors that may impact on the future development of international arbitration, including the role of information technology.” Previous surveys carried out by…
…In Lucent Technology v. ICICI Bank (2009 SCC OnLine Del 3213), the Delhi HC again held a unilateral option clause to be invalid. The court relied on both Bhartia Cutler…
…field that has existed for centuries. The arbitration community must adapt the means it disseminates its message by breaking down loaded concepts and utilizing technology so as to reach a…
…services but there are not enough resources to provide legal services for everyone, so technology is a solution. Given that ODR encompasses a broad range of technology, methods, purposes, and…
…speak of technology and online dispute resolution (‘ODR’) as a luxury or a by-product. In ODR we think of technology as an integrated use of artificial intelligence through dispute resolution…
…of the art hearing rooms and audiovisual technology. Located in the heart of Lisbon, it is easily accessible from the airport and conveniently close to numerous hotels. CCIP last revised…
…and Nasdaq sign technology deal for new AIFC Exchange“, International Finance Magazine, 7 June 2017 and the Shanghai Stock Exchange will be taking a 25% stake in AIX.4)“Shanghai Stock Exchange…
…Pound Conference); the other, Philip Ray, is a retired Siemens AG corporate counsel (and co-editor of JURIS Journal of Technology in International Arbitration). While this service model may seem common…
…that given the technology available at the time of the construction of the plants, their operation lifetime could not exceed 30 years; and despite this objective benchmark, the majority also…
…and technology are great forces for democratization and development of a robust meritocracy. New arbitrators see that these forces will help create greater opportunities for career development and they want…
…by host states, to give standing to the indigenous communities, and to establish performance standards for investors such as technology transfer obligations, capital flow regulations, and others. However, CAITISA’s main…
…Home Department and the US defence company, Raytheon Systems Limited, in respect of a 2007 contract for the design, development and delivery of a multimillion pound technology system (e-Borders) which…
…evidence and the relation between the parties. In this scenario, it is important to ask whether technology might replace arbitrators in the near future. In order to perform such evaluation,…
…HKL Group Co Ltd v Rizq International Holdings Pte Ltd [2013] SGHCR 5 and Insigma Technology Co Ltd v Alstom Technology Ltd [2009] SGCA 24, saved other defective arbitration agreements…
…2016 Queen Mary Dispute Resolution Survey “Pre-empting and Resolving Technology, Media and Telecoms Disputes” (which was discussed on this blog by Gustavo Moser) identified the future potential and increased use…
…Arbitrability and Choice of Law in Transfer of Technology Agreements under Egyptian Law Abstract: This article analyses the mandatory provisions of Article 87 of the Egyptian Trade Law of 1999…
The 2016 International TMT Dispute Resolution Survey, sponsored by Pinsent Masons LLP, is the seventh survey carried out by the School of International Arbitration since 2006. It is part of…
…for various industries, but particularly for those that require cutting edge technology, such as the exploitation of natural resources (a concrete example are the shale gas formations of Vaca Muerta…
…the use of patented technology for the entire period during which the license agreement was in effect, notwithstanding the revocation or non-infringement of the licensed patents? 3. The function of…
…worth analysing the case in its entirety. Genentech Inc. acquired from Berhingwerke AG (now Hoechst) a worldwide non-exclusive license for the use of patents related to some pharmaceutical technology. Genentech…
…and technology and the judiciary more specifically through e.g. common training courses and study groups and a regular exchange of mutual experiences to promote the efficiency of each other’s judicial…
