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The road ahead for data analytics in international arbitration

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Published on: 16 April 2020
Published by a Law360 reporter

Table of contents

  • Data analytics in arbitration
  • The transition: using technology to make human processes more efficient
  • The road ahead: moving from replication of human processes to a more disruptive technology-driven redesign of arbitral processes
  • Conclusion

Article summary

Law360, Expert Analysis: Technology is transforming the manner in which data analytics is performed in international arbitration, and lawyers who embrace, not resist, these changes will gain a competitive advantage, says Charlie Morgan at Herbert Smith Freehills LLP.

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