…Rules, art. 14.1) and recognise the tribunal’s power to “emplo[y] technology to enhance the efficiency and expeditious conduct of the arbitration” (LCIA Rules, art. 14.6(iii)), and to “adopt suitable procedures…
…advancement of technology. As computers and consoles become more powerful, games can offer increasingly complex and engaging gameplay, providing a more satisfying experience for players and viewers alike. The Metaverse’s…
…As Shai Sharvit explained, the term can be used narrowly, including only disputes whose main issue is one relating to a piece of technology of a technology company, but it…
…rules next year (which are likely to deal with security for costs, treaty interpretation, third-party funding, and other important procedural matters). Technology-related Disputes When it started its mandate in 2021,…
…also known as Technology Assisted Review (TAR) – is a machine learning AI tool by which relevant documents are identified by an algorithm. Predictive coding is used regularly in English…
…social media, and legal technology, it is much easier to raise one’s profile in the arbitration world nowadays than it was in the 1990s, and that the principle of transparency…
…Blockchain and NFTs The rise of Non-Fungible Tokens (“NFTs”) driven by blockchain technology is poised to have a lasting impact in the area of IP, as it brings forward a…
…access. Technology allows parties to participate without the same level of financial burden, leading to a greater democratization of the process. However, technology also creates new ethical and other challenges,…
…called for the establishment of international arbitration centres and dispute adjudication boards in Pakistan, that rely on technology and remote hearings to make the process efficient and cost-effective, similar to…
…resolution (choice of DR mechanisms, seat/location of proceedings, DR institutes, etc.), the 2022 SIDRA Survey collected data on user experiences and satisfaction with technology in international dispute resolution, which has…
…on such technology, whether regulations shall be created to make AI accountable for its mistakes and which improvements must be fostered to decrease the risks of biased decisions. If it…
…the hydrocarbons, construction (including disputes relating to public works) and technology sectors. In fact, our experience has shown that, although there are some sectors that use arbitration to a greater…
…Court and the IBA to defend it, and the impact which technology, ESG, diversity and public perception have on the rule of law. Marie José Garot (IE Law School) opened…
…is intendedly flexible to capture forms of communication not foreseeable under the current state of communication technology. What is more, paragraph 1 of Article 11 provides that the arbitration agreement…
…given the long lead-time for many energy projects. These often begin with feasibility studies and government permits, followed by negotiations and then contracts signed with financing organizations, suppliers of technology,…
…transcend human intelligence. At this point, humanity becomes unable to understand or control the very technology it creates, potentially resulting in a future where humans and human innovation become obsolete….
…the arbitration but also impound the instrument for stamping and adjudication. This was achieved in Shangrila Corporate Service Pvt. Ltd. v. Sanmina-Sci Technology India Pvt. Ltd. before the Bombay High…
…and Greener Arbitrations Adapting to the increased reliance on technology, and in line with greener arbitrations, the 2023 Rules introduces a number of changes encouraging parties and tribunals to rely…
…judges has significantly improved in the Technology and Construction Court (TCC) in the UK, but noted that the numbers in international arbitration still lagged behind. Parties’ choices and the extended…
…in motivating tribunals to deliver their awards on time. She also added that the use of technology and implementing tools to better administer cases can also serve this purpose. Luis…
…increase in the use of technology and the resolution of disputes in an efficient and effective manner. The main conference began with the keynote speech by the Rt. Hon….
…legal and business landscapes, such as: 1. Integration of technologies into the daily practice and administration of cases; SCCA’s new arbitration rules enable the enhanced use of technology in managing…
Columbia Arbitration Day (CAD), held on April 14, 2023, enjoyed record attendance levels this year and was held in the historic Low Memorial Library, a fitting venue for the first…
…the changing landscape of dispute resolution in the digital economy, including the use of technology in arbitration and mediation. Some of the disruptive aspects that were analyzed dealt with the…
