Panelists:David J. Bilinsky, LL.B., MBA Documentation: |
Session description:Due to the desire of many litigants to have their day in court, many cases are taken to court which could be settled more efficiently through other means, requiring less expense and time invested. Online Dispute Resolution (ODR) shows promise in addressing this type of litigiation psychology. This panel will look at how ODR can be used for certain types of cases and the potential impact ODR could have on the current judicial system and the parties. |
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