Artificial intelligence (“AI”) is rapidly reshaping legal practice, from document review to predictive analytics. Arbitration, long celebrated for its flexibility and efficiency, has recently become the latest frontier for technological experimentation…
Generative artificial intelligence (“GenAI” or “AI”) is no longer a distant or speculative development in legal practice. It is already reshaping how lawyers research, draft, and manage complex disputes. According to a Goldman Sachs report[1]…
Third-Party Funding can be a practical tool for economically disadvantaged parties in arbitration proceedings. Access to arbitration for insolvent parties can be addressed through it. However, it has several implications, namely, its impact on: (i) the confidentiality of arbitral proceedings; (ii) conflicts of interests; and (iii) orders for security for costs. These considerations will be discussed in this blog post.
Ignacio Tasende - CTBL Fellow
