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Part I Due Process Guarantees and Online Dispute Resolution
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21–36
A Judge's Perspective: Guarantees of a Fair Trial and Online Dispute Resolution
António Santos Abrantes Geraldes
António Santos Abrantes Geraldes
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37–58
An Arbitrator’s Perspective: Between Equal Treatment and the Good Administration of Transnational Justice in Online Arbitration
Diego P. Fernández Arroyo, Bruno Sousa Rodrigues
Diego P. Fernández Arroyo, Bruno Sousa Rodrigues
37–58
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A. Introduction
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B. The Limits of Equal Treatment in Arbitration
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C. Good Administration of Justice in Transnational Arbitration
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D. Good Administration of Online Transnational Arbitration: the View from the Tribunal
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E. Conclusion
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59–64
A Lawyer's Perspective: Guarantees of a Fair Trial and Online Dispute Resolution
Nuno Ferreira Lousa
Nuno Ferreira Lousa
59–64
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A. Introduction
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B. The Status Quo prior to the COVID-19 Pandemic
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C. The Challenges of Online Dispute Resolution
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D. Conclusions
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65–84
An Arbitration Center's Perspective: Due Process in Online Dispute Resolution
Juan Serrada Hierro
Juan Serrada Hierro
65–84
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A. Approach to the Issue
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I. Guarantees in Dispute Resolution
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II. Simplification
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III. Respect for the Will of the Parties and Flexibility.
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IV. Procedural Momentum
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V. Administrative and Logistical Assistance
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B. Extraordinary Health Crisis Situation
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C. Resolution of 16 March 2020
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D. CIMA Briefing Note of 6 April 2020
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E. CIMA Resolution of 2 June 2020
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F. CIMA Rules or Audiovisual Witness or Expert Witness Evidence Hearings
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I. Introduction
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II. CIMA Audiovisual System
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III. Rules to ensure the Reliability and Transparency of Remote Hearings
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1. Identification of the Parties to the Hearing
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2. IP Address from which the Evidence or Statement is issued
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3. Measures to ensure simultaneous Visibility of all Participants
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4. Measures to ensure the Reliability of Evidence and Statements
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5. Measures to be taken to ensure the Isolation of Witnesses and Expert Witnesses
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6. Measures regarding the Presentation of Documents
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7. Recording of the Hearing
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G. CIMA Virtual Hearing Organisation Protocol
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Part II Online Trial Hearings – In Particular, Evidence
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87–106
A Judge's Perspective: Online Hearings, especially the Gathering and Assessment of Evidence
Luís Filipe Pires de Sousa
Luís Filipe Pires de Sousa
87–106
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A. Online Examination of Witnesses: an Obstacle to Establishing their Truthfulness?
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B. Is the Trier of Fact's Decision Affected by the mode of the Witness's Presentation to the Court?
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C. Online Hearings and the Right to a Fair Trial
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An Arbitrator's Perspective: Online hearings in Arbitration: the taking of Evidence
Pilar Perales Viscasillas
Pilar Perales Viscasillas
107–132
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A. Introduction
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B. Soft Law, the new Arbitration Rules and Practices
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C. Witness and Expert Testimony
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D. Other Evidence: Signature Recognition and On-site Visual Inspections
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E. Conclusions
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A Lawyer's Perspective: Virtual Hearings
Catarina Monteiro Pires, Madalena Diniz de Ayala
Catarina Monteiro Pires, Madalena Diniz de Ayala
133–144
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145–156
An Arbitration Center's Perspective: Online Dispute Resolution and the Virtual Hearings: Six Characters in Search of an Author
Paula Costa e Silva
Paula Costa e Silva
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Part III Confidentiality, Privacy and Security
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159–180
A Judge's Perspective: Privacy and Confidentiality in Voluntary Commercial Arbitration
Rui Torres Vouga
Rui Torres Vouga
159–180
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A. Confidentiality versus Transparency: Arguments For and Against Both
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B. Confidentiality and Transparency in International Arbitration
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I. ‘Confidentiality’ versus ‘Privacy’
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II. Confidentiality under National Arbitration Legislation
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1. National Arbitration Legislation is generally silent on Confidentiality
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2. Choice of Law Governing Confidentiality
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3. Party Autonomy as regards Confidentiality
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III. Confidentiality under Institutional Arbitration Rules
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IV. Implied Confidentiality Obligations
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V. Scope and Limits of Confidentiality Obligations
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VI. Secrecy of the Arbitrators' Deliberations
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VII. Privacy and Confidentiality of Arbitration Hearings
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C. Confidentiality in the Portuguese Voluntary Arbitration Law
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An Arbitrator's Perspective: Confidentiality – Privacy – Security in the Eye of the Arbitrators or the Story of the Arbitrator who Became a Bee
Marc Henry
Marc Henry
181–204
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A. The Contribution of Worker Arbitrators to Confidentiality and Privacy in the Arbitral Hives
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I. Confidentiality in the Arbitrator’s Data Storage Activity
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II. Privacy in the Arbitrator’s Data Processing Activity
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B. The Contribution of the Soldier Arbitrators to the Security of the Arbitral Hives
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A Lawyer's Perspective: Confidentiality, Privacy and Security in Arbitration in Times of Covid
Sofia Ribeiro Mendes
Sofia Ribeiro Mendes
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A. Introduction
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B. Online Arbitration
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I. General Overview
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II. Legal Framework for conducting Remote Hearings
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III. Challenges and Practical Tips for holding Remote Hearings
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C. Confidentiality and Privacy
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I. General Overview
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II. Legal Basis for the Confidentiality of the Arbitration
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III. Challenges and Practical Tips
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D. Security
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I. General Overview
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II. Potential Threats to Cybersecurity
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III. Practical Tips
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E. Final Remarks
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An Arbitration Center's Perspective: Confidentiality, Privacy and Security
Joana Jerónimo Soares Correia
Joana Jerónimo Soares Correia
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A. ARBITRARE’s Mandate
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B. Parties involved in Disputes submitted to ARBITRARE
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C. Procedure
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D. Online Platform for Dispute Resolution
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E. Security, privacy and confidentiality in ARBITRARE’s Online Platform for Dispute Resolution
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I. Privacy
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II. Confidentiality
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F. ARBITRARE’s Track Record
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An Arbitration Center's Perspective: Due Process in Online Dispute Resolution
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Juan Serrada Hierro
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ISBN print: 978-3-8487-8619-0
ISBN online: 978-3-7489-3150-8
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