Data researchers can be assured that DRD's data is representative of national and global trends. DRD's consulting data scientist Jonathan Katz worked with the technology team to establish consistent methods of data collection and clear boundaries for data presentation.

On October 7, 2015 Dispute Resolution Data (DRD) will formally launch its services in Vienna, Austria at the International Bar Association (IBA) conference.

“Highly refined, sophisticated; far more than I anticipated, Ground breaking” Participants in Dispute Resolution Data’s six user testing sessions consistently encouraged Dispute Resolution Data to launch research services “NOW”. 

In this newsletter and on the DRD website, readers will find different professional settings and legal scenarios in "Data Stories" which illustrate how dispute resolution data can be used to address clarifications for clients, briefings and hearings strategy, cost budgets, locales, national court involvements and numerous other issues related to international commercial arbitrations and mediations.