This morning, Prof. Dr. Marco Giacalone participated in the workshop titled "Shifting Boundaries Between Dispute Resolution Systems: Re-Assessing the Geography of Justice," hosted by Tilburg Law School. He contributed to the panel discussion on "Technology & Procedural Standards," presenting his insights on the "Design of Online Dispute Resolution."
In his speech, Prof. Giacalone explored the evolving landscape of dispute resolution in the digital age, emphasizing the importance of integrating technology into traditional legal frameworks. He examined the various methodologies for designing effective Online Dispute Resolution (ODR) systems, highlighting their potential to enhance accessibility, efficiency, and fairness in resolving disputes.
Prof. Giacalone articulated how ODR can bridge geographical gaps, providing parties with more flexible and cost-effective means of resolving conflicts. He also addressed the procedural standards that must be upheld to ensure the legitimacy and effectiveness of these online systems, considering factors such as user experience, security, and compliance with existing legal norms.
The workshop fostered a rich dialogue among legal scholars, practitioners, and technology experts, aiming to reassess the role of technology in shaping dispute resolution systems and ensuring equitable access to justice. Prof. Giacalone’s contributions underscored the critical intersection of technology and law, advocating for innovative approaches to dispute resolution that reflect the demands of a rapidly changing world.
This event served as a valuable platform for exchanging ideas on the future of justice systems, reinforcing Tilburg Law School's commitment to advancing legal scholarship and practice in the face of emerging technological challenges.
