TrialView Sponsors London International Disputes Week 2024

We're delighted to sponsor London International Disputes Week 2024. Why not join us for one of our Member Events, as we partner with Serle Court, Simmons & Simmons and Quinn Emanuel.‍

5th June 2024, 9am, Serle Court

Arbitration Alchemy: AI, Psychology and Decision-Making Dynamics

Dr Ula Cartwright, Toby Landau KC, David Blayney KC, Myfanwy Wood, Stephen Dowling.

Starting with a fascinating breakfast session, as we dig into the psychological aspects of AI adoption in international arbitration, and examine how cultural diversity, language, and other international factors can influence perception, team performance, tech adoption and decision-making.

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‍6th June 2024, 2pm, Simmons & Simmons

AI in the Afternoon: Lessons in Adoption

Emily Monastiriotis, Jonathan Schuman, Stephen Dowling, Nick Cranfield, Eimear McCann.

Everyone is talking about AI, but how are disputes lawyers and their clients adapting?  And how can organisations use change management to encourage adoption of AI and all that it offers? Hosted by TrialView and Simmons & Simmons, this session will explore how law firms - and their clients - can implement practical and effective AI strategies which offer both internal and external advantages.

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‍6th June 2024, 5.30pm, Quinn Emanuel

A Judicious look at AI, with Sir Geoffrey Vos

Sir Geoffrey Vos, John B. Quinn, Justice Joanna Smith, Stephen Dowling, Elizabeth Wilson.

Join leading voices from the judiciary and legal practice, for a fireside discussion on the future of litigation through the lens of AI. This TrialView-led session will be followed by networking drinks in the offices of Quinn Emanuel.

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About London International Disputes Week (LIDW)

London International Disputes Week (LIDW) was established as a collective initiative to reinforce and promote the city's status as a global leader for international dispute resolution. Its foundational purpose is to provide a comprehensive forum that represents the breadth of London's dispute resolution community, encompassing law firms, barristers' chambers, arbitrators, mediators, and ancillary service providers.

The event is structured around the core aims of exploring future trends in the field, celebrating London's capabilities across arbitration, litigation, and mediation, and demonstrating the community's commitment to principles such as diversity, inclusion, and the rule of law. By convening these diverse stakeholders, LIDW facilitates essential dialogue on key issues, seeking to drive global awareness and best practice while underscoring the city's central role in handling complex international disputes.