Online
dispute resolution (ODR) in India is one area that requires policy
level attention. ODR can help in reducing litigation time span and
costs. Further, ODR can also help in reducing burden from traditional
courts.
Perry4Law and Perry4Law Techno Legal Base (PTLB) have been working in the direction of legal enablement of ICT systems in India and world wide and legal enablement of e-governance in India and abroad.
It has been almost a decade of our working in the
fields like ODR and e-courts.
In this work we are consolidating our efforts in the direction of
e-courts
and ODR. Some of the posts worth considering in this regard are:
Perry4Law and PTLB have also launched some dedicated
initiatives in the fields of e-courts and ODR. These are as follows:
(1) Electronic Courts: This initiative would provide e-courts services to national and international organisations, governments, companies, individuals, etc. At this platform you would be able to resolve your disputes through use of techno legal methods and procedures.
(2) E-Judiciary: This initiative would provide research, policy formulations, training, consultancy, project execution support, etc to various national and international stakeholders. It would cover areas like e-courts, e-judiciary, legal enablement of ICT in courts and judiciary, etc.
(3) ODR India: This is an India specific platform that would resolve various inter party disputes in an online environment. Techno legal methods and procedures would be used to resolve various disputes through Arbitration, Conciliation, Mediation and other similar methods.
(4) Online Arbitration: This initiative would provide ODR services to world at large. Individuals, organisations, companies, etc may resolve their disputes through this platform by using our techno legal dispute resolution services.
We hope these initiatives would be helpful to all
concerned.
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