The UK Jurisdiction Taskforce (UKJT) has published its Legal Statement on Liability for AI Harms under the Private Law of England and Wales, providing significant guidance on how existing English law applies to harms arising from the use of artificial intelligence.

How is technology reshaping the future of disputes?

From artificial intelligence and predictive analytics to online dispute resolution and digital hearings, legal technology is transforming how disputes are managed, argued and resolved. Future Disputes UK brings together leading litigators, arbitrators, legal technologists and disputes professionals to explore the innovations redefining modern dispute resolution.

How are practitioners staying ahead of increasingly sophisticated fraud, cross-border asset recovery and global enforcement challenges?

Celebrating its 15th Anniversary, Fraud, Asset Tracing & Recovery Miami returns this October, bringing together leading lawyers, judges, investigators, forensic experts, insolvency practitioners and asset recovery specialists from around the world for two days of practical insight, strategic discussion and international networking.

Can an arbitral award remain enforceable if artificial intelligence played a significant role in drafting—or even shaping—the decision? As AI becomes increasingly integrated into arbitration, this question is rapidly moving from academic debate to practical reality?

Can AI be designed to reason more like a principled decision-maker rather than simply a powerful prediction engine? A new paper by Fernanda Dias and Sophie Nappert explores how Constitutional AI (CAI) and Constitutional Classifiers (CCs) could help shape the future of dispute resolution by embedding legal and ethical principles directly into AI systems.

In a recent TEDx talk at Grenoble School of Management, Sébastien Martin, CEO of ArbTech's featured Startup Spotlight company RaidSquare , challenges one of the most persistent assumptions of the digital age: that the online world and the physical world are separate places.

ArbTech is pleased to announce its media partnership with LegalTechTalk 2026, Europe’s event for legal transformation.

Over the past five years, ArbTech has grown into a global platform exploring how emerging technologies are reshaping legal systems, arbitration, and the future of dispute resolution. 

What started as a space for cross-disciplinary dialogue has evolved into a widely followed knowledge platform featuring practitioners, academics, technologists, founders, institutions, and policymakers from around the world.

At the recent Association of Law Teachers’ conference, Sir Geoffrey Vos MR delivered a timely address on how artificial intelligence is reshaping the legal profession - offering both reassurance and a clear call to adapt.

The UK Jurisdiction Taskforce (UKJT) has published its latest report on the control of digital assets, offering timely and much-needed guidance on how English law approaches one of the most complex questions in digital asset jurisprudence.

Pembroke College, Oxford, became a vibrant centre of creativity and experimentation during the Code & Law Hackathon, an intensive one-day event exploring how artificial intelligence can meaningfully improve access to justice and dispute resolution.

The Blockchain Lawyers Forum (BLF), the largest global network of Web3 legal practitioners, has announced the launch of a Specialist Arbitrator List—a valuable new resource for resolving blockchain and crypto-related disputes.

Curated by Dr. Nino Sievi and Sophie Nappert, this independent list brings together experienced arbitrators with both a strong arbitration background and deep knowledge of blockchain technology and the crypto industry. With disputes in the digital asset sector becoming more frequent and more complex, the initiative answers a clear market need: access to neutrals who understand not just arbitration procedure but also the technical and commercial realities of Web3.

We’re excited to announce that ArbTech is an official media partner for the 2025 Future of Dispute Resolution Hackathon, hosted by the American Arbitration Association–International Centre for Dispute Resolution® (AAA-ICDR).

We’re proud to announce that ArbTech’s latest thought piece has been published on Kluwer Arbitration Blog — one of the world’s leading platforms for international arbitration commentary.

In this article, our moderators Sophie Nappert, Benjamin Malek, and newest  ArbTech moderator, Fernanda Carvalho Dias de Oliveira Silva, explore how Constitutional AI can reshape the way we engage with large language models (LLMs) in international arbitration.

Watch the highlight reel from the recent hackathon in The Hague — hosted by Wolters Kluwer and the American Arbitration Association–International Centre for Dispute Resolution (AAA-ICDR) — where innovation met intention. This ground-breaking event brought together engineers, legal professionals, and UX designers to collaboratively reimagine how AI can optimize the arbitration and mediation process.

We’re proud to collaborate with the AAA-ICDR for the 2025 Future of Dispute Resolution Conference-an influential global forum driving innovation and shaping the future of alternative dispute resolution.

Earlier this year, ArbTech had the privilege of participating in a groundbreaking event at King’s College London, co-hosted by the King’s Institute for Artificial Intelligence and Kleros. The full-day conference explored how cutting-edge technologies like AI, blockchain, and mechanism design are transforming the future of dispute resolution—and we were thrilled to be a part of it.

ArbTech is pleased to announce that we are a proud supporter of London International Disputes Week, in the lead up to LIDW25 taking place from 2nd - 6th June. For 2025, the theme for LIDW is ‘Innovation in Dispute Resolution: Navigating Global Risks.’ The main conference will be taking place on Tuesday 6th June at the QEII Centre, as part of a week of events, LIDW25 will have a refreshed vision and will examine London through the lens of international dispute resolution.

On October 24, 2024, Simmons & Simmons’ London office became a hub for legal innovation as Jus Mundi, Arbtech, and ICC United Kingdom co-hosted the “Arbitrate and Innovate” hackathon for lawyers. This event, which took place alongside the ICC UK’s Annual Arbitration & ADR Conference, brought together legal professionals, tech experts, and arbitration enthusiasts eager to explore the intersection of technology and law.