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The 2024 Legalweek Leaders in Tech Law Awards Winners Are Here!
Law.com and Legaltech News are proud to announce this year's winners for the Legalweek Leaders in Tech Law Awards, celebrating the achievements of law firms, in-house legal departments, providers and ALSPs leading the legal profession into the future through technology and innovation.
Legal Tech's Predictions for Litigation, the Courts & ADR in 2024
Legal experts give their predictions for what we can expect for litigation, the courts and alternative dispute resolution in terms of AI and other technologies in 2024.
A Vision for Comprehensive Justice in the New York State Courts
First Deputy Chief Administrative Judge Norman St. George of the New York Unified Court System provides a comprehensive look at efforts to improve court functions, increase public safety and bring facilities up to date.
'Alternative' Dispute Resolution or Trial: Co-Equal Paths to Justice
Jeffrey K. Anderson, chair of the Dispute Resolution Section, writes: I submit that mediation as a means of seeking justice has proven itself when compared to trial by jury as a mechanism worthy of co-equal stature. Its success, offering the unique benefit of self-determination, is not disputed.
Special Section: Alternative Dispute Resolution 2024
In The Legal's Alternative Dispute Resolution special section read about some virtual mediation considerations and how India's new law could affect ADR worldwide.
Will India's New Mediation Act Change the Landscape of ADR Worldwide?
Disputants, domestic and foreign, will welcome the efficiency that mediation offers as compared to traditional litigation. Attorneys representing parties which do (or will do) business are urged to look closely at the act.
To Zoom or Not To Zoom: Considerations for Virtual Mediation
In-person mediation with everyone physically present at one location has been the gold standard for as long as mediation has been a popular process to resolve cases. Maybe it still is, but not in all circumstances and virtual mediations are here to stay.
Considerations of the Unauthorized Practice of Law in the ADR Process
The statutes and case law related to the unauthorized practice of law are designed to answer the question of who can advocate on behalf of the parties in arbitration. Specifically, the cases and statutes set the boundaries with respect to whether one must in fact be a lawyer to represent parties or whether lawyers can cross state lines and represent parties in states in which the lawyer is not a member of that state's bar.
Judge John D. Moore Joins ADR Team at Pullman & Comley
Moore will focus on mediation and arbitration of civil disputes including family disputes and pre- and post-dissolution matters involving property distribution and child custody.TRENDING STORIES
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