AIA Conference

Commerce is the driving force for the creation and development of ODR (Online Dispute Resolution). The Internet gains worldwide recognition as a global trading platform. ODR erases logistical barriers: parties do not have to waste time and money on travel; they can solve conflicts from their offices. However, since ODR is a relatively new tool, questions are abundant. This conference addresses the most important:

• Who benefits from ODR and how?
• How do Amazon, Pay Pal and eBay use ODR successfully?
• What laws and rules apply in the process?
• What if a contract does not address ODR, who can take advantage of it?
• How does one submit a dispute to ODR? How long does it take to reach a solution and what happens next?
• Is the decision binding and how is it enforced?
• How confidential is it?
• Why the rising giants of e-commerce in China alipay, alibaba, aliexpress, madeinchina and taobao choose ODR? What can we learn from them?
• What businesses need to know about the new EU Regulation No 524/2013 dated May 21st, 2013 on online dispute resolution for -consumer disputes and the new EU Directive 2013/11/EU dated May 21, 2013 on alternative dispute resolution for consumer disputes and the respective changes in ODR?
• What is the essence of the UNCITRAL’s draft procedural rules for online dispute resolution for cross-border electronic transactions?

Do not wait to find out about the most modern version of dispute resolution and register by sending us an email to events@arbitration-adr.org or fill in our registration form attached below. Participation fee - 50€ FREE ENTRANCE FOR: - PRESS - EMTPJ Alumni - AIA members

Confirmed Speakers:

Diana Wallis, former Member of EU Parliament, European Lawyer / Accredited Mediator / MCIArb/Board Member IMI (International Mediation Institute)

Lukasz Klejnowski, Advisor to Member of EU Parliament

Patric Illigen, CEO German Mediation Academy

Colin Rule, COO Modria.com

Johan Billiet, President of Association for International Arbitration