For law schools, ADR programs & bar sections
21 sourced articles, two explainers, and a citable publications list on what happens when a dispute turns on a technical fact — AI behavior, software defect, forensic chain of custody, breach causation. Public, permanent, and free to link, assign, or excerpt.
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§ 01 — What is here
Written for practitioners and students who need the technical substance, not a summary of it. Every factual claim carries a source.
INSIGHTS
The working notebook — AI and algorithmic disputes, digital forensics, cyber-insurance coverage, eDiscovery, and special-master practice. Each piece is sourced and dated. New pieces publish on a regular cadence.
14 subject areas · updated continuously
EXPLAINER
A plain-language account of what changes when the neutral has subject-matter fluency in the technology at issue — process design, evidence handling, and the tiered protective orders these matters require.
Introductory · suitable for coursework
COMPARISON
A ten-axis side-by-side of the two models across process design, neutral profile, pre-session work, evidence handling, confidentiality, timeline, co-mediation, cost, and outcome artifact — with explicit "choose this if" criteria.
Comparative · useful as a seminar handout
REFERENCE
A curated selection of books and peer-reviewed articles on cybersecurity, digital forensics, and technology law, with citations suitable for a syllabus or reading list.
Citable · bibliographic detail included
MACHINE-READABLE
Every article as a single plain-text file, with canonical URLs and source attribution attached. Provided for research use, corpus analysis, and clinics building their own reference tooling.
One file · plain text · regenerated each build
FEED
Standard RSS 2.0. If your program runs a newsletter or an internal resources digest, this is the lowest-effort way to keep an entry current without revisiting the site.
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§ 02 — Permissions
Stated plainly, so nobody has to write and ask.
May we link to it?
Yes — no permission needed, no notice required, no reciprocal link expected. Deep links to any individual article are equally welcome.
May we assign it in a course?
Yes. Articles may be assigned, excerpted, and distributed in a classroom or clinic setting with ordinary attribution. No licence fee and no request form.
May we reproduce it in a newsletter?
Short excerpts with attribution and a link back, yes. For a full-text reprint in a bar journal or law review, write to the address below so the piece can be checked for currency first.
Is anything behind a form?
No. Every item above is public, permanently, with no registration, paywall, or email capture. The subscription on the Insights page is optional and is not required to read anything.
§ 03 — For your resources page
If this belongs on a list you maintain, here is the entry — no need to compose one.
URL
https://tailoredmediation.com/for-law-schools
SUGGESTED LINK TEXT
Tailored Mediation — Technology Dispute Resolution Library
SUGGESTED DESCRIPTION
A free, open library of 21 sourced articles and explainers on dispute resolution where the dispute turns on technology — AI and algorithmic disputes, digital forensics, cyber-insurance coverage, eDiscovery, and special-master practice. No registration required.
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ATTRIBUTION, WHERE A CITATION IS NEEDED
Articles are authored by Daniel B. Garrie, Esq. Cite the individual article's canonical URL rather than this page; each article carries its own publication date.
§ 04 — Beyond the library
Programs running an ADR clinic, a technology-law seminar, or a section CLE occasionally want a session on how these disputes are actually resolved. Availability and past engagements are listed on the speaking page.
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