This article examines the use of crowdsourced dispute resolution as a means of resolving disputes in an unbiased, evaluative fashion. The advantages of aggregated collective

intelligence over single evaluators have been demonstrated for centuries, but coordination has always been a challenge. [...]

Online mediation presents opportunities and risks for cross-border dispute resolution, particularly for micro, small and medium enterprises (MSMEs), which might not have the

financial resources or capacity to travel and engage in physical dispute resolution fora. [...]

With the growing influence of artificial intelligence (AI) in the legal field, the Silicon Valley Arbitration and Mediation Center (SVAMC) has introduced the first comprehensive

guidelines to managing the use of AI in arbitration, emphasising ethical considerations and arbitrator neutrality. [...]

This article outlines the benefits and essential components of virtual ADR offered by third-party arbitration providers such as JAMS, with an emphasis on security and privacy.

We conclude by addressing the extent to which virtual arbitration creates due process concerns or concerns about violating a potential non-contractual right to an [...]

Prior to the COVID-19 pandemic, the use of technology in international arbitration was steadily increasing. It was common for international arbitration practitioners to conduct

certain arbitral procedures remotely via videoconferencing or telecommunications (for example, preliminary conferences or witness examinations). [...]

The recent rapid growth of the cryptocurrency and cryptoasset markets utilsing blockchain technology is generating a growing number of related disputes. These disputes may

be resolved through state court litigation, through conventional arbitration, or through blockchain-based arbitration. [...]