Series 1-TECH AND ADR: Disputesefiling.com with Director Tony Guise #uk

Expert Views On ADR (EVA) Vid /Podcast Show

I was privileged to engage in a stimulating and thought-provoking conversation with Tony Guise on Expert Views on ADR (EVA) Vid / Podcast Show. In different capacities, Tony Guise has been at the heart of every major civil justice reform of the past Thirty (30) years. Notable successes include the formation of the Civil Justice Council (CJC) in 1997, the campaign for new court accommodation in 2007 that became the Rolls Building, and, in 2013, #costs budgeting.

Tony ceased to practice as a commercial litigation solicitor in 2016. He now works full-time as the Director of DisputesEfiling.com Limited, an online dispute management platform, and campaigns for civil justice reform. He writes about his work for Solicitors Journal, Mediate.com, and the AOI Journal, among other publications. Tony wears many hats; I have left the link to his profile below: https://uk.linkedin.com/in/tonyguise In this series, we provided a brief overview of the Traditional African Methods of Settling Disputes (TAMSD), also known as the Indigenous Methods. This method was the main mode of settling disputes in most African #countries prior to #British #colonisation, which ushered in #litigation- with reference to #Uganda and #Nigeria. We examined the impact of Appropriate / Alternative Dispute Resolution (ADR), along with the role of technology in improving access to justice in England and Wales. Our discussion also delved into the purpose and impact of DisputesEfiling.com (DEF), including a brief analysis of the recent case of Churchill v Merthyr Tydfil, and we raised a pertinent question: Does the creation of DEF software suggest a growing interest in ADR? Tony presented data-driven examples to analyse the above-mentioned question while indicating the effectiveness of DEF compared to other similar products. We also indicated the cost of downloading DEF software and what measures are in place to prioritise the security and confidentiality of registered practitioners. We went on to revisit Dr Chinwe’s 2020-2021 research findings, one of which revealed room for improvement in lawyers' adoption of ADR across various jurisdictions. Tony shed light on the current situation. In conclusion, Tony critically analysed AI's role in dispute resolution and its impact on the ADR industry in England and Wales.

NOTE: This podcast was recorded before the Ministry of Justice announced on the 11th of April, 2024, that mediation was to be a required step in every claim for less than £10,000 in England and Wales. Please subscribe to the EVA YouTube channel & listen to this episode on all podcast channels- #audible #apple #amazon #overcast #google #spotify #listennotes #playerfm #pocketcasts #anghami Youtube Link-- https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6nLa8F1FP2U #adr #tech #technology #AI #software #app #odr #techtok #legaltech #mediation #podcast #awareness #interview #cybersecurity #accesstojustice #legal #solicitor #civiljustice #reform #director #innovation #disputeresolution #vousparlezadr #letsmakeadrgoviral #viral #england #wales #unitedkingdom #europe #africa #southamerica #latinamerica #asia #northamerica #world #legaleducation #pedagogy #inclusive #diversity #equity #highereducation #learningstyles #digitaltechnology #law #lawschool #massadvocacyadr #education #highereducation #researchmethods #marketing #marketingadr #research #youtube #talkshow #trending #tiktok #tseries #youtubeshorts #youtube #founding #education #street #awareness #workplace #tiktok #linkedin #achievements #subscribe #shortvideo #shorts #viral #conflict #talkshow #tv #conversation #podcasting #viralvideo