Legal Tech & AI

Could an AI algorithm qualify as a protected investment? As technology evolves, investment treaty arbitration faces unprecedented questions.

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.