For those who might be interested, there is a forum open to discuss issues related to “innovating justice.” The debate has gotten a bit lively, and can be found at this link: Justice My initial post is below, and in context on the Innovating Justice forum site. Perhaps I’m not catching the drift here, but […]
Like many students, I worked to put myself through school and in the process held a number of temporary jobs that, for most people in the U.S., are not temporary. By happenstance, among the part-time and temporary jobs I held none involved being a clerk in a retail establishment, so the observation I’m about to […]
Modria, which may become the first commercially successful online dispute resolution platform offering general dispute resolution services, and not directly connected to a proprietary e-commerce business (e.g., eBay), just took another big step toward stability and long term growth. By way of disclosure, the owners of HSI are investors in Modria and Daniel is a […]
At the 12th Annual ODR Forum in Montreal, we announced the launch of a new international journal – The International Journal of Online Dispute Resolution. I will be one of the co-editors-in-chief, along with Ethan Katsh and Mohamed Abdel Wahab, and the journal will be published by Eleven International Publishing, the publisher of ODR Theory […]
Opening Discussion International ODR Forum Number 12 Montreal, Canada June 17, 2013 – To open the 2013 Forum, Mohamed Abdel Wahab and Daniel Rainey facilitated a discussion among all of the attendees, begun with a basic question about how ODR relates to the concepts of Rule of Law and Access to Justice. – The topics […]
A blog entry addressing privacy in light of Edward Snowdon’s leak is on my personal web site. Among other things, I argue that: The vigorous debate over whether Snowdon has committed an act of treason or an act of patriotism is already well underway. I think it is possible to think of his actions as […]
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