Online Dispute Resolution: New Challenges

Prof. Dr. Dário Moura Vicente; Prof. Dr. Elsa Dias Oliveira; Prof. Dr. João Gomes de Almeida

doi:10.5771/9783748931508

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Online Dispute Resolution - New Challenges ist ein Buch, das sich mit einem sehr aktuellen Thema mit praktischen Auswirkungen befasst: der Nutzung des Internets in Streitbeilegungsmechanismen, einschließlich Schiedsverfahren, Gerichtsverfahren und Mediation. Das Buch ist in drei Kapitel unterteilt, die die folgenden Themen behandeln: „Verfahrensgarantien und Online-Streitbeilegung“, „Online-Verhandlungen - insbesondere Beweismittel“ und „Vertraulichkeit, Datenschutz und Sicherheit“. Alle Aufsätze wurden von bekannten Schiedsrichter:innen, Wissenschaftler:innen, Anwält:innen und Richter:innen verfasst. Jeder Aufsatz versucht, die Perspektive einer anderen Gruppe von Interessenvertretern in Bezug auf die Bereiche darzustellen, in denen derzeit auf Online-Streitbeilegung zurückgegriffen wird. Die Herausgeber des Buches sind Professoren an der juristischen Fakultät der Universität Lissabon, zu deren Forschungsgebieten unter anderem internationale Schiedsgerichtsbarkeit, Rechtsstreitigkeiten und Mediation gehören. Mit Beiträgen vonAntónio Abrantes Geraldes, Paula Costa e Silva, Madalena Dinis Ayala, Diego Fernandez Arroyo, Marc Henry, Catarina Monteiro Pires, Pilar Perales Viscasillas, Luís Filipe Pires de Sousa, Sofia Ribeiro Mendes, Juan Serrada Hierro, Joana Soares Correia, Bruno Sousa Rodrigues und Riu Vouga.

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Copyright year: 2022
ISBN-Print: 978-3-8487-8619-0
ISBN-Online: 978-3-7489-3150-8
Publisher: Nomos, Baden-Baden
Language: English
Pages: 241
Product type: Edited Book

Titelei/InhaltsverzeichnisPages 1 - 18
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1. A Judge's Perspective: Guarantees of a Fair Trial and Online Dispute ResolutionPages 21 - 36
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  1. A. Introduction
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  2. B. The Limits of Equal Treatment in Arbitration
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  3. C. Good Administration of Justice in Transnational Arbitration
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  4. D. Good Administration of Online Transnational Arbitration: the View from the Tribunal
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  5. E. Conclusion
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  1. A. Introduction
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  2. B. The Status Quo prior to the COVID-19 Pandemic
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  3. C. The Challenges of Online Dispute Resolution
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  4. D. Conclusions
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    1. I. Guarantees in Dispute Resolution
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    2. II. Simplification
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    3. III. Respect for the Will of the Parties and Flexibility.
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    4. IV. Procedural Momentum
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    5. V. Administrative and Logistical Assistance
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  2. B. Extraordinary Health Crisis Situation
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  3. C. Resolution of 16 March 2020
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  4. D. CIMA Briefing Note of 6 April 2020
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  5. E. CIMA Resolution of 2 June 2020
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    1. I. Introduction
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    2. II. CIMA Audiovisual System
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      1. 1. Identification of the Parties to the Hearing
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      2. 2. IP Address from which the Evidence or Statement is issued
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      3. 3. Measures to ensure simultaneous Visibility of all Participants
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      4. 4. Measures to ensure the Reliability of Evidence and Statements
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      5. 5. Measures to be taken to ensure the Isolation of Witnesses and Expert Witnesses
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      6. 6. Measures regarding the Presentation of Documents
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      7. 7. Recording of the Hearing
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  7. G. CIMA Virtual Hearing Organisation Protocol
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  1. A. Online Examination of Witnesses: an Obstacle to Establishing their Truthfulness?
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  2. B. Is the Trier of Fact's Decision Affected by the mode of the Witness's Presentation to the Court?
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  3. C. Online Hearings and the Right to a Fair Trial
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  1. A. Introduction
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  2. B. Soft Law, the new Arbitration Rules and Practices
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  3. C. Witness and Expert Testimony
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  4. D. Other Evidence: Signature Recognition and On-site Visual Inspections
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  1. A. Confidentiality versus Transparency: Arguments For and Against Both
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    1. I. ‘Confidentiality’ versus ‘Privacy’
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      1. 1. National Arbitration Legislation is generally silent on Confidentiality
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      2. 2. Choice of Law Governing Confidentiality
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      3. 3. Party Autonomy as regards Confidentiality
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    3. III. Confidentiality under Institutional Arbitration Rules
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    4. IV. Implied Confidentiality Obligations
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    5. V. Scope and Limits of Confidentiality Obligations
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    6. VI. Secrecy of the Arbitrators' Deliberations
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    7. VII. Privacy and Confidentiality of Arbitration Hearings
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    1. I. Confidentiality in the Arbitrator’s Data Storage Activity
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    2. II. Privacy in the Arbitrator’s Data Processing Activity
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    1. I. General Overview
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    2. II. Legal Framework for conducting Remote Hearings
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    3. III. Challenges and Practical Tips for holding Remote Hearings
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    2. II. Legal Basis for the Confidentiality of the Arbitration
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    2. II. Potential Threats to Cybersecurity
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  1. A. ARBITRARE’s Mandate
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  2. B. Parties involved in Disputes submitted to ARBITRARE
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  3. C. Procedure
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  4. D. Online Platform for Dispute Resolution
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