Author: Eric Leikin & Alexander Grimm, Freshfields Jurisdiction: Global Topics: Arbitration Generally Agreement to Arbitrate Technology Mirroring broader developments in the world economy and society, there has been an...
...technology in whatever combination makes sense to promote a speedy, economic and fair resolution. However, the potential for future process disruption by transformative technology—both in terms of its impact on...
...how changes in technology are changing the way humans process and communicate information, including attention drift, digital amnesia, and an increasingly symbiotic relationship with our technology, arguing that the use...
Author: Kavya Jha* Jurisdiction: International Topics: Confidentiality Due Process Paranoia Technology Introduction Online Dispute Resolution (ODR), which integrates information communication technology with dispute resolution mechanisms, has gained...
...Professor Robert Smit, titled “Is Arbitration Keeping Up with New Ways of Doing Business? The Arbitrators’ Perspective,” both short-run technology issues (i.e., issues regarding remote hearings) and long-run technology issues...
Author: Zhen Qin Jurisdiction: International Topics: Technology Confidentiality As a general matter, the use of technology in the legal industry is no longer out of the ordinary,[1] yet, recently, an...
...room, etc. can be avoided if it is held remotely. Although the quality of technology accessible to the witnesses varies, all factual and expert witnesses have the required technology for...
...namely, Section 69A of the Information Technology Act, 2000 (‘IT Act’)[15] read with the relevant provisions of the Information Technology (Procedure and Safeguards for Blocking of Access of Information by...
Author: Wilson Wang* Jurisdiction: International Switzerland Topics: Remote Hearing Witness Examination INTRODUCTION Application of remote hearings is no big news for the community of international arbitration.[1] The technology to conduct...
...about whether the Prague Rules’ approaches to experts and the role of arbitrators are better for arbitrating technology disputes than the approaches of the IBA Rules of Evidence; the second...
...a just and fair hearing.[3] Similarly, in the case of Arconti v. Smith, a Canadian court confirmed the use of readily available technology as an indispensable part of the basic...
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