Shimla (Kameshwar Sharma): Himachal Pradesh National Law University (HPNLU), Shimla organized a training session on “ADR in the Digital Age.” The ADR Cell conducted the event in collaboration with CORD on May 13, 2026. Moreover, the session focused on modern legal transformation. As a result, the HPNLU Shimla Bridges Law and Technology in ADR Training initiative highlighted the growing role of digital systems in dispute resolution.
Focus on Law and Technology Integration
The HPNLU Shimla Bridges Law and Technology in ADR Training session aimed to strengthen students’ understanding of modern legal tools. In addition, it explained how technology improves justice delivery.
Furthermore, the event was held under the guidance of Vice-Chancellor Prof. (Dr.) Preeti Saxena. Consequently, students from the 10th semester and other batches participated actively.
Expert Speakers Share Knowledge
CORD CEO and Co-founder Ms. Deepika Kinhle and Compliance & Policy Head Ms. Shweta Devgan addressed the session. Firstly, they explained Online Dispute Resolution (ODR), arbitration, and mediation.
Moreover, they discussed procedural safeguards in digital systems. In addition, they highlighted the legal enforceability of arbitration decisions in modern practice.
Digital Platforms Transform Justice System
Experts emphasized that digital platforms are improving access to justice. Therefore, legal services are becoming faster, more transparent, and more efficient.
Furthermore, they discussed virtual hearings and digital evidence systems. In addition, they explained multi-channel communication tools used in ADR.
As a result, students gained a deeper understanding of technology-driven legal systems.
Interactive Learning Experience
The session remained highly interactive. Consequently, students directly engaged with experts and asked questions.
Moreover, they explored real-world applications of legal technology. In addition, they discussed future career opportunities in digital dispute resolution.
Conclusion and Academic Impact
The university appreciated the contribution of CORD speakers. Finally, it described the HPNLU Shimla Bridges Law and Technology in ADR Training session as highly informative and future-oriented.
Moreover, the session helped students understand the importance of combining law with modern technology for efficient justice delivery.
Key Points of the News
- Program emphasized future of technology-driven dispute resolution.
- HPNLU Shimla hosted ADR training on law and technology with CORD.
- Session focused on ODR, mediation, arbitration, and digital justice tools.
- Experts explained how technology improves legal systems and access to justice.
- Students actively participated in interactive discussions.