SCC Arbitration Institute (SCC), one of the world’s leading institutions for international dispute resolution, has partnered with Legora to further modernise its workflows. By adopting Legora, SCC enhances the efficiency, consistency, and quality of its day-to-day operations while maintaining the high professional standards expected by parties and practitioners globally.
Modernising arbitration with strategic technology
SCC has long been recognised for its commitment to innovation in the field of dispute resolution. As the volume and complexity of disputes continue to grow, the institute has taken a proactive approach to adopting secure and responsible AI solutions in its operations. Legora’s services enable the SCC Secretariat to streamline document analysis, accelerate drafting processes, and support rigorous research within a secure and intuitive environment. By supporting labour-intensive tasks, Legora enhances efficiency and enables staff to focus on substantive legal analysis.
“Efficiency and quality are central to our mission,” said Caroline Falconer, SCC Secretary General. “Legora provides modern, thoughtfully designed tools that help us work more efficiently while ensuring that human judgement and expertise remain at the forefront of every decision.
Practical impact and a vision for the future
Legora is widely used by leading law firms, public entities, and inhouse legal teams seeking to enhance productivity, maintain stringent quality control, and ensure data protection. SCC’s implementation highlights the tangible value of AI in complex legal environments where accuracy, security, and consistency are paramount.
“Collaborating with SCC is a testament to the meaningful role AI can play in supporting world-class dispute resolution,” said Leonard Schreij, VP Revenue at Legora. “We are proud to contribute to SCC’s forward-looking approach and to help strengthen the infrastructure behind its essential work.”
As SCC continues to explore how Legora can support its day-to-day business, including document review and summarization, knowledge management, and legal and arbitrator research, the institute continues to identify ways AI can support institutional best practices.
Through this partnership, SCC reaffirms its position as a modern, progressive, and globally respected arbitration institute, committed to delivering efficient, high-quality dispute resolution supported by cutting-edge technology.
