How technology supports sustainable arbitration
Learn about supporting sustainable arbitration with technology while delivering additional benefits, evaluating arbitration software, and finding extra helpful sustainability in arbitration resources.
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Preparing trial witness statements: Helpful tips and technology
Practice Direction 57AC improves trial witness statements in Business and Property Courts, and provides guidance for all trial witness statements. Learn more here.
An inside look at Opus 2’s refreshed brand identity and new website experience
We’re excited to unveil a new website with a refreshed visual identity that embodies our ongoing commitment to delivering value to you, our clients, in all we do.
6 key considerations for planning virtual court hearings
Compare the three types of hearings (in-person, hybrid, and virtual) and discover when you might use each—plus get a few key considerations when planning hybrid or virtual hearings.
How technology makes expedited arbitration more accessible
Get an overview of expedited arbitration, the current use of the process, and why it isn’t used more often, in addition to learning how technology enables expedited arbitration, the benefits it delivers, and more.
Legalweek roundup: Top takeaways for litigation teams
We’re already gearing up for Legalweek 2025. Stay tuned and subscribe to the Opus 2 newsletter to be the first to see the latest updates and our agenda for Legalweek
Cost recovery for legal tech: How to get clients invested
There can be no doubt that technology is a crucial part of serving your clients, but how can you get them invested – literally and figuratively? Cost recovery in legal
Quill to keyboard: Is the legal profession ready to let go of paper?
This article exploring the background and science behind legal professionals’ preference for reading paper or digital content in litigation and arbitration was originally published by the ICC United Kingdom. In addition,
Using technology for streamlined expedited arbitration in Singapore and Hong Kong
This article was originally published by Asian Legal Business on 1 September 2023. Arbitration has long been favoured as a reliable alternative dispute resolution mechanism, providing parties with a means to resolve
The three Cs of managing investigations: centralise, control and collaborate
Companies and their lawyers face significant risks when navigating a complex investigation. These include identifying potential legal or regulatory requirements that may have been breached, assessing what penalties the company