Dispute Resolution Data (DRD), an online data subscription service providing the first ever access to closed international arbitration and mediation process information, has been awarded the Global Arbitration Review (GAR) award for the “Best Innovation in the Field of International Arbitration.”

Thanks to continued feedback from institutional partners and end users, our software team has been working diligently to develop some exciting new features. In the coming months you will see a focus on end user engagement and interaction throughout the DRD application.

UPDATE: Voting is now open, click the image to the left to access the ballot. Dispute Resolution Data (DRD), an online data subscription service providing the first ever access to closed international arbitration and mediation process information, has been nominated by Global Arbitration Review (GAR) for the “Best Innovation in the Field of International Arbitration”.

The combined data reposing in Dispute Resolution Data (DRD) reports is of interest to an increasing number of outstanding law schools, including most recently Columbia University’s Arthur W. Diamond Law Library.