This article will address how AI can be used in arbitration proceedings to prepare cases efficiently, by also providing a concrete example of an existing use of AI.
The second wave of COVID-19 infections has led the Italian government to come up with new measures to prevent the justice system from grinding to a halt and contagion from spreading in the courts.
Law Decree No. 137 of 2020, which entered into force on October 29, 2020 and was issued following the sharp increase in COVID-19 cases over the past few weeks, fully confirmed previous measures aimed at enhancing the use of technology in civil proceedings.
The spread of Covid-19 triggered the increase in the use of virtual hearings and technology. This raised some concerns over confidentiality in arbitration.
Despite the ongoing health crisis, courts in Italy are open for business and, thanks to the new measures adopted by the Parliament, they are moving towards digitalization and more efficiency.
Among the many questions the current times have raised is the compelling question of how litigation will be managed. The reaction of the arbitration world to this unprecedented emergency is rather encouraging.
Following the spread of the coronavirus contagion in Italy, the government has drafted and approved a Law Decree concerning urgent measures to ensure the functioning of courts during the coronavirus emergency.
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