Webnyay’s Webinar on Online Mediation: Past, Present and Future [Nov 29, 5-6 PM]: Register Now!
Webnyay is organising a webinar on Online Mediation: Past, Present and Future on 29th November 2020.
About Webnyay
Webnyay is a sophisticated online dispute resolution ecosystem. They provide an end-to-end secure platform for the resolution of complaints and disputes in an efficient, flexible and inexpensive manner.
About the Webinar
Online dispute resolution (especially online mediation) is now a reality with the acceptance of virtual hearings and the comforts of a contactless justice delivery mechanism.
In today’s world digitization of dispute resolution is the only way forward for business houses to be able to effectively carry out their work without having any impediment of a legal battle. To discuss the scope and reach of Mediation as an effective ODR tool we invite two senior lawyers and mediators on a discussion.
Topic: Online Mediation: Past, Present and Future
Date: Sunday, 29th November 2020
Time: 5:00 – 6:00 pm IST
Platform: Microsoft Teams
For attendance certificates, please email us after the webinar at admin[at]webnyay.in.
Speakers
- Mr. Aruneshwar Gupta Senior Advocate, Supreme Court of India
- Mr. Sudhanshu Batra. Sr. Advocate, Designated Senior Member Executive, High Court of Delhi
Contact Information
E-mail ID: admin[at]webnyay.in.
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