AI- Powered Arbitration
AI-powered arbitration represents a significant shift in how disputes are resolved. By leveraging machine learning, natural language processing, and data analytics, AI can streamline the arbitration process in several ways. The speakers of this panel were Jus Mundi Global Partnerships Manager, Victoria Krapivina and Independent Arbitrator Sophie Nappert, who presented AI, its application in arbitration, […]
Developments in the field of mediation:
The session brought together licensed mediators to find out the prospects and updates for mediation and to get answers to their questions from experienced mediation professionals. Legislation, current regulations and future changes were also discussed in this interactive discussion between the participants and the panelists. Panelists shared their experience with the participants and brought comparisons […]
Ethics in arbitration: striking the balance between principles and practice
Catherine A. Rogers Professor of Law, Bocconi University Davit Gharibyan Deputy Director, Center for Legislation Development Ethics play a crucial role in ensuring the legitimacy of arbitration and the integrity of the entire system. Continuing the Arbitration Week, the lecture on Ethics in Arbitration was given by Catherine Rogers, professor of law at Bocconi University […]
Game Changers: Evolution of Sports Arbitration
Side Events of International Arbitration Week commenced. Today, with the cooperation of Football Federation of Armenia the discussion devoted to “Game Changers: Evolution of Sports Arbitration” topic was held at the Federation’s headquarter. Former arbitrators of the Court of Arbitration for Sport, Jirayr Habibyan and McInnes Stuart shared insights on the unique aspects of sports […]
Summarizing the conference held in Yerevan on September 4th
Summarizing the conference held in Yerevan on September 4th, the purpose of which was to bring together leading experts in the field of arbitration – lawyers, scientists, business representatives and other interested parties was to discuss important topics. The best experts in the field shared their experience and skills with the participants of the conference […]
“Could Mediation Supersede Arbitration or Emerge as a Formidable Competitor?”
This session will bring together distinguished experts in alternative dispute resolution (ADR) to examine the evolving dynamics between mediation and arbitration. As the landscape of dispute resolution continues to shift, mediation has gained traction as a preferred method for resolving conflicts in a more collaborative and cost-effective manner. This panel explored whether mediation has the […]
“Courts and Arbitration – Collaborative Assistance or Intrusive Intervention?”
SESSION 3: This panel convened legal experts, arbitrators, and judges to explore the evolving relationship between courts and arbitration in the context of dispute resolution. As arbitration continues to grow in popularity as a method of resolving disputes, the role of courts in supporting—or potentially interfering with—arbitration processes has become a topic of intense debate. […]
“Unlocking the Potential: Technologies Shaping the Future of Arbitration”
SESSION 2: “Unlocking the Potential: Technologies Shaping the Future of Arbitration “This session brought together leading experts and innovators to examine the transformative impact of emerging technologies on the field of arbitration and beyond. In an age of rapid technological advancement, it is essential for businesses, governments, and individuals to understand how to leverage new […]
Panel Discussion “Arbitration Dynamics: Navigating Opportunities and Challenges in Developing Economies”
SESSION 1: The Second Annual International Arbitration Conference proudly presents an insightful panel discussion titled “Arbitration Dynamics: Navigating Opportunities and Challenges in Developing Economies.” This session brings together esteemed experts and thought leaders to delve into the evolving landscape of arbitration in emerging markets. As globalization accelerates and developing economies increasingly influence international trade, arbitration […]
Today the Second Annual International Arbitration Conference of Armenia has commenced in Yerevan.
The conference aims to bring together leading experts in arbitration, including lawyers, academics, business representatives, and other stakeholders, to discuss key issues such as: Navigating opportunities and challenges in developing economies Technologies shaping the future of arbitration Collaborative assistance or intrusive intervention? Could mediation supersede arbitration or emerge as a formidable competitor? The official opening […]