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 What is ODR? Court-related Online Dispute Resolution (ODR) is a public facing digital space in which parties can convene to resolve their dispute or case. Three essential components differentiate court-related ODR from other forms of technology-supported dispute resolution: The first is that the program operates exclusively online. In contrast to other court programs that provide an online interface with which to accomplish discrete tasks (e.g., e-filing, video hearings), ODR users do not otherwise interact with the court for traditional in-court procedures or events. The second is that the program is explicitly designed to assist litigants in resolving their dispute or case, rather than a technology platform to support judicial or court staff decision-making. Dispute resolution inherently includes the potential to challenge the validity of claims or to raise affirmative defenses; court-related ODR is not merely a platform for defendants to negotiate a payment schedule to satisf...

 Intangible Asset An intangible asset is an asset without a physical form. Think of things like patents, trademarks, client relationships, and brand recognition. An intangible asset is an asset with no physical form. It’s a long-term asset that accrues value year over year. Examples of intangible assets include intellectual property, brand recognition and reputation, relationships, and goodwill. Tangible assets, in contrast, are assets you can physically touch, which tend to fall under the PPE category—that is, “property, plant, and equipment.” Since all of these also provide significant financial value to a company, they are considered to be assets. In accounting terms, these are usually mentioned under ‘non-current assets’.