US courts are embracing virtual hearings significantly since the Coronavirus pandemic started. The North Dakota Supreme Court heard oral arguments using a video-conferencing app, Texas began a...
Category: ODR Adoption
Rather than digitizing litigation procedures and practices, successful ODR models re-engineer how dispute resolution processes can be designed to benefit users. This includes inverting dispute...
Technology is insinuating itself into every area of our lives, changing our notions of how global society should operate, and how we resolve disputes will be no different. ODR, like ADR, is a...
Overcoming ODR Drawbacks in Marginalized Areas and People with Fewer Resources
One of the major drawbacks of online dispute resolution is ensuring the marginalized people and scarce resources will be addressed. People with disabilities and areas with fewer technological...
Without access to secure, trusted, and fair online dispute resolution systems, consumers would be reluctant to purchase products over the World Wide Web, whether from eBay, Amazon, low-cost airlines,...
Applying the Technology Acceptance Theory on Online Dispute Resolution (ODR) Adoption
Justice in the realm of evolving technology Like any new technology that will bring change, people are hesitant to fully adopt it before becoming mainstream. Like the story of KODAC and APPLE...
