In the first instalment of this blog series, Kim Panti discusses the role of Online Dispute Resolution in borderless transactions facilitated by online technology.

Read more "E-commerce, ODR and cross-border transactions (1/3)"

Karin Derkley gives an overview of a recent event on drug law reform presented by ACJI and the Law, Health and Wellbeing Group.

Read more "Rethinking drug policy"

Ellen Hays explores the implications of Matsoukatidou v Yarra Ranges Council for self-represented litigants.

Read more "What does the right to a fair trial mean for self-represented litigants?"

Kate Lowry discusses the potential role of Artificial Intelligence in legal decision-making.

Read more "Artificial Intelligence and the law"

Kate Seear, Carla Treloar and Kari Lancaster discuss the results of a major drug law inquiry recently tabled in the Victorian parliament.

Read more "Victorian drug law reform recommendations are welcome – but must include prisoners"

Guy Aharoni discusses four possible pathways towards improving access to justice for self represented litigants.

Read more "4 ways to improve access to justice for self-represented litigants"

Mike Barker explores how Blockchain technology could facilitate a decentralised, peer-to-peer dispute resolution system.

Read more "BLOCKCHAIN: THE DEATH OF LEGAL ARBITERS IN COMMERCIAL AND ADR ENVIRONMENTS? (Part 2)"

Mike Barker explores how Blockchain technology could facilitate a decentralised, peer-to-peer dispute resolution system.

Read more "BLOCKCHAIN: THE DEATH OF LEGAL ARBITERS IN COMMERCIAL AND ADR ENVIRONMENTS? (Part 1)"

Thoughts on the opportunities that Artificial Intelligence will bring for women in the legal profession.

Read more "AI may decide the outcome in civil disputes"

James Teh discusses the role of procedural justice in mediation.

Read more "There Are No Winners or Losers in Mediation: Only Fairness"