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.

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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"

Karen Mak considers how courts can address the needs of self represented litigants through Online Dispute Resolution.

Read more "How can Australian courts better address the needs of self-represented litigants using Online Dispute Resolution (ODR)?"

Olivia Bakyew discusses how hackathon participants can continue pursuing leal innovation and entrepreneurship.

Read more "After the dust settles, what happens after a hackathon?"

ACJI’s Deputy Director, Associate Professor Becky Batagol, explores the Australian impact of Frank Sander’s work on dispute resolution.

Read more "On the passing of Frank Sander: A critical, grateful view from the Antipodes"

Jon Lim discusses his experience attending the 2018 Global Legal Hackathon at Monash University.

Read more "Monash University – Global Legal Hackathon 2018"