International Arbitration

The COVID-19 pandemic did not invent remote participation in international arbitration, but it forced the arbitration community to test virtual hearings at a scale and under circumstances that few institutions, tribunals or practitioners had previously contemplated. When international travel stopped, offices closed and governments imposed restrictions on physical gatherings, arbitral tribunals faced a practical choice between postponing proceedings indefinitely and …

In the rapidly evolving world of international arbitration, technology has become indispensable for enhancing efficiency, reducing costs, and ensuring fairness. As globalization intensifies and cross-border disputes become more frequent, integrating technological advancements into arbitration processes is beneficial and essential. Here, we explore how technology transforms international arbitration, from case management to the final award. Digital Case Management Systems One of …