The scope of the research project “Towards Cyberjustice” is both international and multidisciplinary. Over the next 7 years, the team will grapple a large variety of questions regarding their role within this project, the definition of cyberjustice, and even future applications of their research, such as mobile justice. We decided to anticipate to some degree […] Read more
The purpose of the draft procedural rules for online dispute resolution, developed by Working Gorup III (Online Dispute Resolution) of the United Nations Commission on International Trade Law (UNCITRAL), is “to provide a practical avenue […] for the quick, simple and inexpensive resolution of low-value cross-border disputes.”1 In fact, it has been broadly accepted that […] Read more
Dear friends, It has now been a year since we began our study on dematerialization of court processes. Our research team and our work have raised a great deal of interest in the legal community, but also more broadly in society. While part of our team’s mandate will be to bring our research project to […] Read more
Montreal will be the host of the 12th annual international ODR Forum (Online Dispute Resolution). The conference will present current initiatives and developments in the field of online negotiation, mediation and arbitration. The Montreal ODR Forum will serve to bring together Internet industry leaders, government officials, members of the judiciary and the legal profession, arbitration […] Read more
Dear friends, I am very pleased to present the website for the Towards Cyberjustice project. You can visit it at www.towardscyberjustice.org. The site is above all a source of information on the project and researchers, but also a way to keep abreast of the team's work and activities. The site is also designed to support […] Read more
