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Are We There Yet? Navigating the Blurred Lines Between ADR and ODR
As artificial intelligence and digital tools transform nearly every professional field, dispute resolution is no exception. But are these technologies merely enhancing traditional ADR—or are they fundamentally reshaping it?
The widespread adoption of video conferencing, AI-assisted case management, and online negotiation platforms has rapidly moved dispute resolution online. What was once the exception is now…
Who Cares Your "Evidence" Shows This Is Just An Old Part Of Chicago – All That Matters Is The City Says It's Historic
Malaysia: New era for carbon capture
Evaluating the Impact of State Policies on Minnesota’s Workforce Development Efforts
Creating Clarity Exactly Where You Work
Chapter 11: Cultivating a Culture of Innovation and Continuous Learning
By 2035 Society Will Abandon Walking: Encouraging Multi-Modal Legal Research
By 2035, society had largely abandoned walking as a means of transportation. Urban planners, motivated by efficiency and data-driven optimisation, redesigned cities around autonomous electric vehicles. Pedestrian streets were repurposed into rapid transit corridors. Walking was confined to indoor spaces, explicitly private residences and commercial complexes. Walking was only executed to partake in menial, non-essential…