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ODR means resolving legal disputes with help of technology. It basically provides the service of alternate dispute resolution (ADR) processes such as mediation, arbitration etc in an online medium.
The huge backlog of cases shows the crisis of the Indian Judiciary system. In such a scenario, Online Dispute Resolution (ODR) can make the situation better. This blog is solely dedicated for its awareness.
A lawyer needs to evolve with the changing times.
This can help.
Automated negotiation is where parties give their respective bids and if they are within a pre-determined rang, a deal is struck. Different methods can be used by changing this basic blind bidding process to best suit the needs of the parties.
Did you know that Online Dispute Resolution (ODR) has been in existence since the mid-1990s?
Find the the complete history of ODR here!
The online arbitration process does not differ very much from the offline process, except for the fact that other forms of communication are used. The final award declared can be enforced by the website as well as the parties.
You may not have to go to court if you have these disputes.
Sounds nice, right?
