Automation — from artificial intelligence to machine learning — has actually cut deep into the legal services industry. Already, data analytics are on the scene, as well as a new generation of legal scholars and court watchers who use computer algorithms, crowdsourcing and other analytic methods to guess at, and increasingly second-guess, judicial outcomes.

The application of software process technology to the domain of dispute resolution has become a necessity in this digitalization trend. Our own research has applied these technologies to this domain which has demanded considerable complex alteration and analysis ultimately proved the mettle so as to counter the challenges posed by current developments and trends in the complicated form of dispute resolutions. Hence the products programmed, developed and designed in such a fashion approved by the internet, the common communication online medium, in respect of the possibility of extracting electronic or robotic justice.

Settlement Support has evolved research methods to create technologies, that are needed for realizing the promise of effective software support for resolving complex disputes coming under certain categorized areas. The other significant issue taken into consideration while designing these devices is about the role of human dispute resolution agent or expert neutral in the online resolution system and the job better to be left over to automated (software) solutions.

The software which have already been developed, designed and tested are the following

 

SS-EQUITY (FDR)
SS-EQUITY (Insurance)
SS-EQUITY (E-Com)
SS-EQUITY (Consumer)

The research are being carried out by Settlement Support are as follows:

SS-EQUITY (Consumer)
SS-EQUITY (IPR)
SS-EQUITY (Employment)
SS-EQUITY (Contract Breach)
SS-EQUITY (M & A)
SS-EQUITY (SBBU)
SS-EQUITY (Separation)
SS-EQUITY (Post Divorce)