DIGITAL EVIDENCE AND MEDIATION IN INSURANCE DISPUTE RESOLUTION

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This scholarly article presents an original doctrinal and applied legal analysis of digital evidence architecture and mediation mechanisms in insurance dispute resolution within the framework of Ukraine's judicial digital transformation.The study conceptualizes insurance litigation as a structured evidentiary domain in which procedural admissibility increasingly depends on standardized electronic documentation, integrity controls, and verifiable audit trails.Drawing upon Supreme Court jurisprudence concerning subrogation and regression claims [6; 7], the paper identifies critical evidentiary thresholds required to establish procedural sustainability of insurers' legal positions.The research further analyzes the regulatory and institutional framework of the Unified Judicial Information and Telecommunication System (UJITS), including mandatory electronic offices for legal entities and electronic filing protocols [2; 3; 4; 5].These mechanisms are examined not merely as technical tools but as components of a systemic procedural digitalization model affecting litigation strategy, deadline governance, and compliance architecture.In addition, the article proposes an original evidence-oriented claim file model grounded in the principles of authenticity, integrity, algorithmic traceability, and procedural transparency of digital records.The study also develops a structured mediation protocol based on the Law of Ukraine "On 250

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