…the seat c. reputation for specific experience in the relevant industry d. reputation for being collaborative and/or good at managing conflicts within the tribunal e. ability to manage technology effectively…
…one of the early proposals was to make electronic filing the default practice and thus stop accepting hardcopy paper filings in most cases. The technology for electronic filing was already…
…mainly designed to increase efficiency, flexibility, and transparency, and to embrace the growth of the use of technology. Use of Technology and Modern Means of Communication In the Covid-19…
…ArbTech, an online forum on technology and dispute resolution. This post reports on this innovation, and expands upon the ArbTech discussion. The innovation concerns Ryval, a law firm-backed crypto project…
…The Cambridge Companion to International Arbitration (CUP, 2021) 115, 137 However, in the author’s view, recent technological developments relating to blockchain technology and the metaverse, along with technology’s rapid penetration…
…Conference in which speakers discussed and debated topics revolving around the recent changes that have been witnessed in arbitration such as technology, diversity and climate change. ii. The GAR Live…
…of “investor” and “investment” in future. Further, as blockchain-based technology continues to flourish, the physical location of investments—both investments in blockchain technology and investments located on the blockchain—will continue to…
…indeed, on this premise that our international community thrives and grows. Similarly, if technology had not already pervaded every aspect of our lives, the pandemic has exacerbated the role it…
…key aspects: flexibility, production of evidence, use of technology, transparency, joinder of parties and consolidation of proceedings and expedited proceedings. The main features of the new rules are discussed below….
…we moved quickly to make greater use of technology when the COVID-19 pandemic was declared in early 2020, allowing us to move seamlessly to virtual hearings. VanIAC has remained fully-functioning…
…the internet itself already meets Ball’s definition, as do many open-world digital games played today. But advances in VR technology seem to herald a new chapter in the metaverse’s evolution….
…developed, notably on the use of technology as it was “imposed” during 2020 and 2021. As such, the 2021 Rules include a Model Protocol on Digital Procedures (Appendix V), which…
…Facility Arbitration Rule 5 (AFAR). Thus, with the help of technology, the amended rules would significantly reduce the footprint of ISDS proceedings while also facilitating the processing of documentation at…
…also create incentives for investment and technology transfer in climate-vulnerable countries. By setting quantified emission targets for developed Parties, the Kyoto Protocol was a major spur for the development of…
…largest economy, boasting among its accomplishments Hollywood entertainment, Silicon Valley technology, and Central Valley agricultural produce. In addition to its strong trade ties within the Americas and with Asia, California…
…technology in arbitration issued by various arbitration-related entities. What is the main distinguishing feature of the CIArb Technology Guideline in comparison to the other pre-existing technology guidelines? The CIArb Technology…
…These amendments in the 2021 TIAC Rules are designed to meet the rising importance of technology globally, and in particular, the reality that technology has become an ingrained feature of…
…lives into the virtual world. In most legal systems, technology was integral to dispute resolution well before the pandemic. However, Covid-19 accelerated the use and implementation of technology solutions on…
…limited in the context of a form of private dispute resolution where confidentiality is often paramount. However, a few applications stand out. First, technology-assisted review. It is unsurprising that the…
…the use of technology like AI can help simplify the documentation process. Una Cho, a Senior Attorney at Kim & Chang, delineated the problems lawyers often face when producing documents…
…be awarded. Panel 2 looked at how technology is impacting the arbitral process. The first session considered how technology is changing what we want and what we need from an…
…are experienced with this technology. However, Mr. Diggs remains skeptical about how effectively technology allows for presentation of documents and visuals in virtual proceedings. The Panel’s Perspective on Adding…
…Subway Partners C.V. v. HTP High Technology Foods Corporation S.A., 2005/0032212-5 (2006), addressing enforcement challenges alleging the lack of proper summons. In Inversiones, the court held that there is proper…
…context, ArbitralWomen and YIAP-NY hosted a series of discussions revolving around the changing demands of users, mental health, technology, and career options, intending to inspire attendees to reflect on the…
