Modria will be presenting at a free Conference on Online Dispute Resolution at Stanford University, April 19, 2013 from 9am to 5pm. In addition to guest speakers, the conference will include breakfast, lunch, and a cocktail hour reception. SLATA, ADSA, ILS, and the Gould Program on Negotiation and Mediation are co-sponsoring the event.
Although the capability for ODR has existed for years, the legal and technology communities are only beginning to bridge the gap between potential and actual use of ODR. There are many open questions. How will the promise of ODR to resolve disputes efficiently and fairly be realized? How will ODR affect the practice of law? What are the specific applications where ODR has provided and will provide the most benefit? Is regulation of ODR needed at the national, transnational, or international levels?
Panel 1: The Impact of ODR on the Practice of Law
Moderator: Nicholas Crews, JD Candidate, Stanford Law School
Panel 2: The Technology of ODR
Moderator: Roland Vogl, Lecturer in Law and Executive Director, Stanford Program in Law, Science and Technology
Panel 3: ODR in the International Arena
Moderator: Janet Martinez, Senior Lecturer in Law and Director, Gould Negotiation & Mediation Program, Stanford Law School
www.law.stanford.edu/event/2013/04/12/conference-on-online-dispute-resolution
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