Missed it live? Learn more about our new Resolution Simulator, coming soon! Diana Didia, EVP and chief technology & innovation officer at the AAA, hosted a special edition of @CCBJournal's Tech Tuesday webinar showcasing our latest AI tool in action. Discover how the AAA’s new Resolution Simulator helps parties understand how an arbitrator might analyze claims, counterclaims, and legal arguments—supporting more informed decision-making and case preparation. Watch the full webinar here: #AAAICDR# #CCBJTechTuesday# #LegalInnovation# #DisputeResolution# #LegalTechnology#

As healthcare disputes become more complex, there is pressure to make sure the dispute resolution process remains efficient and effective, without extra cost or delay. According to AAA Arbitrator Mitch Zamoff, the goal here is not just to resolve immediate conflict but to choose a process that preserves control, protects sensitive information, and supports a clearer path forward. Discover how dispute resolution can meet the new realities of healthcare disputes on our blog: @WSJ #HealthcareArbitration# #DisputeResolution# #ADR#

Nowadays, professionals in the construction industry are looking for ways to address issues before they evolve into formal disputes. This is where Dispute Avoidance and Resolution Boards (DARBs) come in. DARBs, which typically consist of one or three highly experienced neutral professionals with relevant expertise, are uniquely positioned to provide real-time issue resolution at any point in a project’s lifespan. They can provide a structured framework for helping project participants resolve issues early, preserve relationships, and maintain project momentum before disputes escalate into costly and time-consuming post-project disputes. Learn more about DARBs on our blog: #DARBs# #ConstructionArbitration# #Construction# #DisputeResolution#

Today, it can feel like ADR's core values are falling out of public favor. The overall message seems to be that aggregating power to force the other side to bend to your will is in, while reaching mutual understanding is out. This is why ADR matters more now than ever before. CEO Colin Rule argues that now is not the time to give up. In fact, in celebration of the AAA’s 100th anniversary, now is the time to employ ADR to handle the crises impacting our legal system and communities. Read more on our blog: #AAA100# #ADR# #DisputeResolution# #Arbitration#

AI is no longer a distant question for the legal profession. It is already changing how law is conducted every day. Now the question is whether AI can improve dispute resolution without weakening neutrality, fairness, or trust? This is where the AI Arbitrator comes in. This AI-powered tool is designed to make two-party, documents-only arbitration more accessible and more efficient, meeting the needs of the parties while preserving the human judgment that is key to decision-making and the arbitration award. Learn more about the AI Arbitrator on our blog: #AIArbitrator# #DisputeResolution# #ADR#

Why should you attend the 2026 AAA Healthcare Dispute Resolution Innovation & Strategy Conference? From shifting legal landscapes to innovative resolution strategies, engage with the industry's most pressing challenges alongside leading healthcare leaders and stakeholders in this dynamic one-day conference. Read our latest blog to learn why you should join us on October 28 in Miami: #AAAHealthcareConference# #HealthcareConference# #HealthcareArbitration# #HealthcareDisputes# #DisputeResolution# #ADR#

With the rise of AI, blockchain, cryptocurrency, and data breaches, technology remains the primary driver of today’s disputes. According to AAA Arbitrator Dana Welch, arbitration remains the most time- and cost-effective means to resolve them. Discover how arbitration can handle complex, technical disputes with efficiency in mind on our blog: @WSJ #CommercialArbitration# #Technology# #DisputeResolution# #ADR#

A Dispute Avoidance and Resolution Board (DARB) is not simply another name for arbitration or mediation. It is a separate process in place when a project starts, designed to help prevent construction disputes from escalating while preserving the option to use other dispute resolution methods if needed. Learn more about our Constructions DARBs at our new and improved landing page: #DARB# #ConstructionDARB# #ConstructionDispute#

Update on Accord (dispute resolution on @solana): ✅ evidence server up and running (takes in your encrypted evidence for a dispute) ✅ cranker running and drawing jurors on its own. ✅ app up and running (on devnet) ✅ first dispute has been filed (with evidence, lol) Few more edge-cases on the deployment, then ready for the first public testing ..

🎉spec'ed out the evidence operator for Accord's dispute resolution. what i wanted (and have now) is a permissionless service that allows you to push any number of files as evidence and have them anchored (hashed) into your dispute. Meanwhile, every juror has the right to read a re-encrypted version while the dispute filer has the freedom to pick which parts of the evidence should made public. The options the jury can chose from are confidential by default (not just the votes) but the filer can make those public as well.