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Alternative dispute resolution in IT matters, in UK

Daniel Djanogly was interviewed by ITweek, UK about experts in alternative dispute resolution are a popular way to resolve disputes between conflicting parties in technica cases:
So what exactly is expert determination and how does it differ from other methods?
This is one of a number of private dispute resolution methods collectively referred to as alternative dispute […]

Online Dispute Resolution in India

The aim of this article is to analyse the prospective use of online dispute resolution mechanism (ODRM) in India. The necessity of the same has arisen due to the growing use of alternative dispute resolving mechanism (ADRM) in India to reduce the burdening of the already overburdened courts in India. The popularity and use of […]

European Commission Consultation on Legal Problems in e-Business

The e-Economy has become a wide-ranging phenomenon, cutting across geographical boundaries and industry sectors with the potential to further boost the Internal Market in the form of economic growth, investment, innovation and job creation.
As a follow-up to the eEurope 2005 Action Plan and the conclusions of the European Council of 20/21 March 2003 stressing the […]

European Commission Public Hearing on ADR - Brussels, 21 February 2003 -

The European Commission presented on 19 April 2002 a Green Paper on Alternative Dispute Resolution in civil and commercial law.
Many organisations expressed they interest in this Green Paper. Most of they have directly participated in the debate launched by the Green Paper, by submitting comments on it. The European Commission would like to thank them […]

Basis for the Harmonisation of Online Arbitration

Online Dispute Resolution News ODR_Moderator writes “E-Arbitration-T ? have issued a proposal for the Harmonisation of Online Arbitration
This paper aims to be a basic overview of the issues that Online Arbitration raises when dealing with B2B transactions.
Summary of Questions Submitted for Discussion:
Question 1: What is your opinion on the general approach that the EU institutions […]

Forensic Systems Analysis for IT Arbitration

Disputes over failed software construction projects raise interlinked technical and legal issues which are complex, costly, and time-consuming to unravel ? whatever the financial size of the claims and counterclaims, the facts and circumstances of the contract between the parties, or the conduct of the software development.
CASTELL Consulting has been involved internationally as Expert, Mediator […]