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TrialView is pleased to announce our participation in the upcoming virtual webinar, “Unbundling Litigation: How to Navigate Evolving Court Guidelines Using Tech,” on January 27, 2023.

The event will explore how law firms can navigate evolving court guidelines and the impact of technology on the unbundling of litigation services.

At TrialView, we believe that technology can play a transformative role in the legal industry. We are excited to be part of this event and look forward to engaging with the legal community and sharing our expertise in digital dispute resolution. We are committed to helping legal professionals embrace technology to improve the efficiency of the legal system and provide better outcomes for their clients.

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TrialView is proud to announce that we have won the award for Best Technology Product at The Lawyer Awards 2022.

The annual awards ceremony recognises excellence and innovation in the legal industry, and we are honoured to have been recognised for our contributions to digital dispute resolution. As a complete digital disputes platform, TrialView is dedicated to helping legal professionals navigate the challenges of the modern litigation landscape. Our platform facilitates virtual and hybrid hearings, offering bundle creation, evidence presentation, and video integration in one streamlined platform.

The Lawyer Awards judges praised TrialView for our commitment to innovation and the impact we have had on the legal industry. We are thrilled to receive this recognition and grateful to our team and customers for their ongoing support.

read more on thelawyer.com

We are thrilled to announce that Eimear McCann, Commercial Director of TrialView, will be speaking at the Manchester Law & Technology Conference on May 26, 2023.

The conference brings together leading legal professionals and technology experts to discuss the future of disputes in the legal industry. Eimear’s participation in the event underscores Trialview’s commitment to driving innovation in the legal sector.

At the Manchester Law & Technology Conference, Eimear will share her insights on how technology is transforming the legal industry and how TrialView is helping legal professionals navigate these changes.

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DLA Piper and TrialView recently hosted a virtual round-table discussion to explore the most significant changes currently facing the disputes and arbitration landscape.

The event focused on how technology is changing the legal industry and how Trialview’s digital disputes platform is streamlining the process. Stephen Dowling, the founder of TrialView, shared his insights on how the platform is revolutionising the way disputes are managed and resolved.

The discussion centred around the impact of technology on the arbitration process and how it is being embraced by the industry, and highlighted the importance of keeping up with the latest technological developments in the legal industry.

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Stephen Dowling, CEO of TrialView will be speaking at ODR 2022, The 21st International Online Dispute Resolution in Dublin.

Stephen Dowling is a highly experienced trial lawyer and founder of TrialView, a digital disputes platform that streamlines the virtual and hybrid hearing process. With over 18 years of experience in commercial and civil litigation and an MA in Commercial Law from Cambridge University.

Stephen’s expertise and innovative approach to dispute resolution have earned him a spot as one of the speakers at ODR 2022, The 21st International Online Dispute Resolution Forum, which will be held in Dublin, Ireland, from May 3-5, 2022. His presentation is sure to be insightful and informative, and attendees will gain valuable insights into the future of online dispute resolution.

 

Earlier this year, the Law Commission published their Consultation paper which explores potential reforms to the Arbitration Act 1996.

The Act is being assessed due to the exponential growth of London-based arbitration since it came into force, and also, due to a need to modernise sections of the legislation. A public consultation event, co-hosted by the Chartered Institute of Arbitrators (CIARB) and the Law Commission, took place on 29th November 2022, with a brief overview set out below.

One section of the Law Commission summary provisionally concludes that the Act is compatible with the use of modern technology and allows for remote hearings and the use of electronic communication, document management and evidence presentation however, consultees are asked whether the Act has the potential to expressly empower an arbitral tribunal to order remote hearings and the use of electronic documentation.

Read more in our LinkedIn article here.