Online dispute resolution in action

Ken jij al alle ins and outs van online dispute resolution?

Volg de module From procedural law to code: the legal framework of online dispute resolution en leer alles over dit actuele thema!
Dit programma wordt aangeboden door het CPO. Alle onderdelen worden in het Engels gegeven.

Online Dispute Resolution (ODR) has been gaining unprecedented momentum, and will impact the legal professions at an accelerating pace in the coming years. Yet, for many practitioners, the topic remains quite abstract: how do these online procedures work, and how can they be used to protect rights and resolve disputes? It is crucial for legal professionals to familiarise themselves with the legal framework regarding ODR, to understand how ODR interacts with offline dispute resolution, and to have a clear view of how ODR will impact your future practice.

Learning outcomes?

• Insight in advantages and disadvantages of ODR
• A clear view of how ODR will impact your future practice

Deze module is door de NOvA erkend en levert je 3 PO punten op.

The module Online dispute resolution in action offers you the opportunity to experience a state-of-the-art ODR platform in practice. You will practise by performing tasks on the platform in different stages of a dispute. This will teach you how to think critically and independently about the practice of ODR, its advantages and disadvantages, and how it could evolve in the future.

The module Online dispute resolution in action covers the following topics:

• How is an ODR platform structured in practice?
• How does ODR differ from ‘offline’ dispute resolution?
• What can the parties do on an ODR platform, and how does this affect the ways in which they seek legal protection?
• What are the differences between asynchronous and synchronous ODR?
• What are the future avenues for further development of ODR?

Programma

Datum en tijd: woensdag 4 oktober 2023, van 15:30 – 18:45 uur (online)

Sprekers

• Amy J. Schmitz

  Professor Amy J. Schmitz joins Pietro Ortolani as your teacher for the module Online dispute resolution in action. She is a professor at The Ohio State University Moritz College of Law, and works on the Program on Dispute Resolution as the John Deaver Drinko-Baker & Hostetler Endowed Chair in Law. She has over two decades of teaching experience as a professor at various universities in the United States and practiced law with large law firms in Seattle and Minneapolis. Amy has been heavily involved in Arbitration and ODR teaching and research for a long time. She is also an elected member of the American Law Institute, the highest honour in United States law organisations.

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