THE VANISHING
THIRD PARTY
Access to Justice, Procedural Justice and Substantive Justice in the Age of Dispute Resolution Automation
The DRA Lab serves as the hub for a European Research Council (ERC)-funded research project that explores “Dispute Resolution Automation” (DRA). DRA refers to the phenomenon in which we are moving towards a justice system that employs algorithms for many of the roles traditionally associated with a human “third party” (judge, arbitrator, mediator, or facilitator). The project uncovers the phenomenon and its implications through empirical and conceptual prisms, seeking to generate both theoretical insights and practical guidance as we move towards this new frontier.
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The principal aim of this project is to establish a novel theoretical foundation for coping with this transformation. Without such an endeavor, the forces that will shape the evolution of DRA will be the motivations of private platforms offering ODR on the one hand, and those of the administration of justice seeking to reduce their caseload and enhance their operational and procedural efficiency, on the other hand. In developing its theoretical framework, the project will draw on empirical findings collected from dispute resolution platforms employing various degrees of automation, as well as simulated lab experiments, and interviews with users and designers of dispute resolution platforms.
EVENTS
Forum Cyber Opening Event partnered with DRA Lab: Lecture with Brigadier General (Res.) Itai Brun
A seat at the table: ChatGPT in National Security Rooms
There’s Hype Where There’s No Hype: Studying AI – Dr. Dan Kotliar
WHAT'S NEW
Podcast with Prof. Orna Rabinovich-Einy
07.28.24
Prof. Orna Rabinovich-Einy from the Faculty of Law, talks with Itai Ben-Artzi and Dana Lampert in the podcast “Talking Laws”, about the world of dispute resolution, it’s becoming online, and the integration of artificial intelligence. The conversation is based on Prof. Rabinovich-Einy’s article “The Vanishing Third Party: Dispute Resolution Automation”, which will be published in the […]
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Prof. Orna Rabinovich-Einy receives ERC Consolidator grant
03.17.22
Prof. Orna Rabinovich-Einy from the Faculty of Law, a specialist in online dispute resolution, alternative dispute resolution, and civil procedure, has been awarded the prestigious ERC Consolidator Grant. She is one of only 13 Israeli scientists to receive this honor this year.
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Resolving Disputes Online
02.16.22
Examining the benefits and challenges of virtual courtroom.
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