Legal Tech & AI

Jus Mundi announces that Cemex has adopted Jus AI to enhance its in-house arbitration capabilities across jurisdictions.

A landmark Québec ruling annulled an arbitral award after finding the arbitrator relied on unverified AI-generated legal reasoning, crossing the...

2025 Arbitration Year in Review: Italy examines the Cartabia Reform, interim measures, enforcement, third-party funding, AI, and emerging trends.

At PAW 2026, PIAG, YIFILA and Wordstone brought together practitioners, counsel and policymakers to assess whether new-generation BITs represent genuine...

At PAW 2026, CAL’s 9th Lusophone Arbitration Meeting explored how blockchain technology, smart contracts, and digital assets are reshaping international...

2025 Arbitration Year in Review: South Africa reviews institutional reforms, AI guidance, court support, key case law, and emerging regional...

Paris Arbitration Week: De Gaulle Fleurance explored how FIDIC contracts interact with domestic construction law across civil and common law...

Paris Arbitration Week: FTI Consulting’s panel explored when contracts qualify as investments and how forum choice affects claims, damages, and...

Paris Arbitration Week: A&O Shearman’s panel explored AI, system dynamics, and new technologies in delay and disruption analysis.

In conversation with Godwin Omoaka, Senior Advocate of Nigeria and Partner at Templars https://youtu.be/5uRl9LLFd9E "Jus AI doesn't just save time....

Paris Arbitration Week: Jus Mundi’s AI for Justice Symposium explored ethical AI deployment, governance, training, and accountability in legal practice.

Global law firm will roll out Jus AI across its global arbitration team and gain direct access within Legora's collaborative...