…protect the equality of the parties, good humour in proceedings, patience for younger counsel, objectivity, integrity and more. Kathleen Paisley spoke about how complex modern issues – such as technology,…
…Arbitration in the Age of (Post-Pandemic) Technology International arbitration now operates in an age of accelerating technological advancement – particularly in the post-pandemic world. Professor Fabien Gelinas, moderator, was joined…
…developed with Opus 2, a legal technology company that has been developing digital solutions for courts and arbitration proceedings for over a decade. So, in conclusion, Scotland is now…
…arbitration is well suited for resolving disputes arising out of blockchain technology and smart contracts and recommend mechanisms to accommodate for the specific needs of blockchain and smart contract disputes….
…long? The easy part of the answer is that technology makes it possible. I began practising law in the late 1980s, before the widespread adoption of word processing software. Legal…
…of lightbulb. Shortly after negotiations broke down between the parties, the prospective manufacturer began selling a product that the Claimant alleged was identical to its bulb and used stolen technology,…
While prior to the COVID-19 pandemic it was usual for international arbitration practitioners to conduct videoconferencing or telecommunications remotely for certain procedural events (i.e., initial case management conferences or witness…
…technology-related disputes, beginning with a definition of “technology dispute.” What is a technology dispute? Under draft provision 1(1), a technology disputes means: “a dispute arising out of or relating to…
…(“the Area”). According to the government of Nauru, such gains include “employment; training; capacity building; technology transfer; foreign investment; increased tax revenue; and national self-determination”. Realistically, for many of these…
…a greener economy, is another key reason for the price fluctuations. Environmentally friendly technology may come with a high price tag, but the real affect can be seen through environmentally…
…For example, consider a scenario in which a bidder who – in the event it loses in an auction process – would fail to acquire a technology essential to maintaining…
…energy and low-carbon technology, by creating a stable operating environment for investors. Post-COP 26, the IEA estimates that annual clean energy investments must more than triple by 2030 to around…
…law and arbitration, EU law and WTO law. Ewa Cairns-Szkatuła is Associate Director for Technology Product Management at the International Group within Wolters Kluwer Legal and Regulatory US. Selecting…
…South Africa as a jurisdiction with the state-of-the-art facilities. Kenya emerged top for availability of technology and as the hub for East Africa. Respondents suggested that technology coupled with appropriate…
…technology, NFTs, and the metaverse. Blockchain, NFTs, and the Metaverse: Underlying Technology and Various Applications Venture capital investment in crypto assets reached just over US$8 billion between January and July…
…excellence were given by a panel member: First, the special court system was deemed unique. For instance, the technology and construction courts are capable of adjudicating technical and complex cases…
…cons of Hong Kong, Singapore and Mainland China as arbitration seats. Ms. Tang emphasized that Technology, Media, and Telecommunication companies strongly prefer Hong Kong as a seat, whereas Mainland China…
…the English judiciary and the Law Society of England and Wales, to consult the legal and technology communities over the status of distributed ledger technology, cryptoassets, smart contracts and associated…
…or may even be programmed by Artificial Intelligence (AI) technology; (iii) determining the jurisdiction of a decision-maker, where concepts such as the place of business and targeting of specific markets…
For the last 20 years Latin America has been a fertile ground for ISDS. From the cases against Argentina in the early 2000s, to those against Venezuela, Ecuador, Mexico and…
…categories of disputes arising from the Covid-19 pandemic, climate change, data protection and cryptocurrency. On the administering end, we can expect to need advances in technology, including for better virtual…
…those who experiment with new technology and fail are criticized, often severely, by seniors opposed to the change. The third stage is acceptance and mainstreaming of the new technology. This…
…was overall confident in the better suitability of the development of technology to facilitate resolving these issues. Arbitration Development in the Post COVID-19 Era At the end of the webinar,…
…Jeskie, California is a top seat for resolving technology-related disputes as every company in California is a technology company in some way. Ten years ago, most of the arbitrations in…
