Kleros Arbitration
Through leveraging an augmented version of Kleros Escrow, TalentLayer's escrow system is fully compatible with the Kleros decentralized dispute resolution protocol. When one user initiates a dispute, the result of the dispute is judged by jurors in the Kleros Court system. A ruling is then sent back to the platform, to be displayed to the users.
By having decentralized multi-party juror dispute resolution, TalentLayer allows marketplaces to avoid the common pitfalls that come with centrally managed dispute resolutions; namley, biased decisions, high cost of resolution, and inefficiency.
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How does Kleros Court work?
Once a dispute has been initiated via TalentLayer, on the backend your dispute gets sent to Kleros Court. The lifecycle of disputes follows a five, step process.
A dispute goes through several stages after (it) is created:
Evidence - Evidence can be submitted. This is also when drawing has to take place.
Commit - Jurors commit a hashed vote. This is skipped for courts without hidden votes.
Vote - Jurors reveal/cast their vote depending on whether the court has hidden votes or not.
Appeal - The dispute can be appealed.
Execution - Tokens are redistributed and the ruling is executed.
The period of each stage is different for each (sub)court.
From "What Happens During a Dispute" on Kleros.Gitbook.io
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