This was the inaugural conference of the ARBLAW – ARBITRATION AND ACCESS TO LAW research project, which discussed and reflected on current issues in the field of access to justice and voluntary arbitration, both national and international, in the various aspects that this involves: administrative, tax, consumer and international. As well as issues arising from the application of new technologies and artificial intelligence to arbitration.
Portucalense Law Institute and IJP-IPLeiria organised an international seminar on Portuguese-Brazilian dialogue on arbitration and other forms of de-judicialisation, as part of the work of the ARBLAW research project, with support from the Foundation for Science and Technology. Arbitration and other forms of de-judicialisation were discussed, in dialogue with the experience of the Brazilian legal system in private and public law disputes. We will have the honour of welcoming Professors Flávia Pereira Hill and Humberto Dalla Bernardina de Pinho from the State University of Rio de Janeiro, renowned proceduralists, who will be in dialogue with Portuguese experts in the field and IJP researchers. The Portuguese Consumer Law Association is also collaborating in this initiative. Program https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=45GyAPVUfBM&t=4862s
