Chi Liu and Cheryl Ng Huiling | Global Arbitration Review Introduction Expert evidence plays an indispensable role in modern international arbitration. As commercial disputes become increasingly complex and technical, arbitral tribunals regularly confront issues requiring specialised knowledge beyond their expertise. Whether addressing questions of quantum valuation, construction engineering, intellectual property, financial accounting or specialised industry… Continue reading Methods for Presenting Expert Evidence
How Engineering Litigation Support Benefits Your Case
J.S. Held Introduction Understanding how to effectively use engineering litigation support can make a significant difference in complex legal cases. This specialized service brings technical expertise to the legal field, helping clarify intricate engineering details that might otherwise be misunderstood or overlooked. Engineering litigation support is indispensable in cases involving construction disputes, design flaws, or… Continue reading How Engineering Litigation Support Benefits Your Case
Why Continuous Monitoring Will Define AI Insurance (and What it Changes for Insurers)
Jeanette Flowers | Browne Jacobson Continuous monitoring is potentially becoming an actuarial substitute for missing AI loss history, by allowing insurers to observe, price, and control autonomous-system risk in real time and reshaping underwriting, claims, and product design in the process. Autonomous AI systems break the basic premise behind traditional underwriting: that the insured risk… Continue reading Why Continuous Monitoring Will Define AI Insurance (and What it Changes for Insurers)
Preparing the Person, Not Just the Case: Helping Counsel Make Clients Decision-Ready for Mediation
American Arbitration Association Mediators spend a great deal of time thinking about case value, legal risk, bargaining ranges, opening moves, and settlement structure. All of that matters. But many mediations do not stall because the lawyers misread the law or because the parties cannot do the math. They stall because someone in the room is… Continue reading Preparing the Person, Not Just the Case: Helping Counsel Make Clients Decision-Ready for Mediation
Labor and Supply Chain Pressures Are Changing Construction Disputes
American Arbitration Association Labor and supply chain pressures are making construction projects harder to plan and deliver, and increasingly likely to generate disputes. At the 2026 American Arbitration Association® (AAA®) Construction Conference, “Building Resilience: The Future of Construction Disputes and Alternative Dispute Resolution (ADR) in an Ever-Changing World,” panelists discussed how these disruptions are changing… Continue reading Labor and Supply Chain Pressures Are Changing Construction Disputes