 | Peter Ruby at The Litigator's View of ADR for Technology Disputes |
April-12-2011
| Lawyer | Peter Ruby |
| Area | Litigation, Technology |
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There is a lot of talk about the benefits of Alternative Dispute Resolution (ADR), such as mediation and arbitration.
- Why is ADR not used more often for technology disputes?
- What makes ADR suitable for some cases and not others?
- What can technology law and ADR professionals do to better suit ADR to IT disputes?
- Are there arbitration, escalation and mediation clauses that work better than others in IT contracts?
An experienced IT and intellectual property litigator speaks frankly about the pros and cons of mediation, arbitration and litigation. Challenges include: picking the right neutral and managing the process to realize the benefits promised by ADR.
Speaker: Peter Ruby, Partner, Goodmans LLP
Peter has a national and international practice focused on business and information technology-based dispute resolution, including software, telecommunications, film, radio, television, privacy and data protection, intellectual property, ecommerce and internet litigation, arbitration, mediation and advice.
This program has been accredited for 1 hour toward the annual Professionalism Requirement (or toward the New Member Requirement where applicable).
For a copy of the presentation please download our PDF
