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PinqDR launches as an online dispute resolution platform

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Published on: 09 November 2023
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LNB News 09/11/2023

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Issue Date: 09 November 2023

Published Date: 09 November 2023

Jurisdiction(s): England

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PinqDR has launched as a new online dispute resolution platform. The platform aims to resolve disputes quickly with binding decisions being given between six to eight weeks utilising AI and high quality arbitrators to resolve business disputes through an online process. The platform has been set up by Guy Pendell, head of arbitration, CMS, and Ian Quirk KC, Essex Court Chambers.

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