This report provides a synopsis for each of the 20 sessions at our conference, “Navigating the next normal: Global disputes in 2020 and beyond,” which took place October 26-29, 2020. The report summarizes highlights and key takeaways for each presentation, and includes a recording link to view the sessions on demand.
Download the report in its entirety. Or use the links below to access specific session summaries and recordings:
- Welcome from the conference co-chairs
- Geopolitics: 2020 tensions expected to abate in 2021
- The Impact of International Trade Wars on Global Business
- Financial crime: Why and how regulators are changing priorities
- UAE-Israel normalization creates new opportunities
- Brexit puts English litigants in a quandary on jurisdiction
- Virtual proceedings are here to stay
- Artificial intelligence versus IP and data protection
- Real estate trends in the U.S. and the UK
- Restructuring and insolvency market updates: Past, present and future
- COVID-19-related litigation and regulatory developments worldwide
- COVID-19 is redefining corporate responsibility
- Employment litigation in the age of COVID-19
- Mitigating COVID-19’s disparate impact on women and minorities
- COVID-19 could cause proliferation of investor-state disputes
- U.S. law offers tools for cross-border discovery
- Public health: Vaccine won’t be a COVID-19 silver bullet
- Biometric data and emerging dispute risks
- COVID-19 business interruption coverage: Comparing U.S. and UK experiences
- Strategies corporate clients can consider when funding litigation
- Navigating potential perils and pitfalls of U.S. and EU pandemic response