AI in ADR: Fundamentals

We are delighted to run a series of webinars with CIArb and Jus Mundi. The first webinar in our AI and ADR: Theory and Practice series will focus on the current legal technology market, available AI tools and their nature.

The panel will also take a critical look at benefits and risks of relying on AI in ADR and explore relevant practical cases.

‍Speakers: Kateryna Honcharenko MCIArb; Stephen Dowling; Monica Crespo & Johnny Shearman.

‍AI and ADR: Theory and Practice

‍New technology has become an integral part of the legal profession over recent years. However, when it comes to artificial intelligence (AI), it has also become a stumbling block. AI tools are capable of significantly increasing our professional efficiency, but unconditional reliance on AI may also adversely affect the procedural efficiency of all forms of private dispute resolution. This includes due process, confidentiality, enforceability and other principal procedural matters. The question many dispute resolution practitioners are asking is: To what extent can AI be used in our work?

Together, we’ll explore the realm of AI, including AI tools and their application. We will discuss how AI can be utilised in an efficient and safe manner, and what parties, counsel and tribunals should consider before using AI tools.Each webinar focuses on a particular theme, giving you the opportunity to learn from experts in the field. You can then discuss the theme further with expert moderators and peers at a subsequent Let’s Discuss networking event.

About Jus Mundi

Jus Mundi is a legal technology company that was established in Paris in 2019 with a focus on international arbitration. The company has developed an artificial intelligence-powered database that serves as the foundation for its two main platforms: Jus Mundi, a search engine for legal documentation and intelligence, and Jus Connect, a platform designed for professional networking and case management.

Its operational model involves aggregating a wide range of legal materials, including awards and decisions, through partnerships with arbitral institutions, contributions from professional networks, and compilation from public sources. The core of its service is the application of AI technologies to automate and enhance legal research processes for practitioners.

As part of its growth, the company has expanded its international presence by opening offices in key global cities and has integrated additional legal practice areas beyond its original focus. It has also undertaken formal corporate governance commitments and achieved international standards certification for its data security management.