Keating Chambers are co-hosting five key events during this year’s London International Disputes Week (LIDW). LIDW24 brings together stakeholders across London’s dispute resolution community to debate and explore the key issues and topics. Centred around the theme of “Uniting for global challenge and opportunity”, it strives to be a forward-thinking and inclusive forum for discussion embracing legal London’s commitment to diversity.
Further information on all sessions in which Keating barristers are involved, can be found below. We very much hope you are able to join us at one or more of these sessions.
Please note that registrations for all LIDW events close on Friday 24 May 2024.
“It’s not what you know, it’s what you can prove”: overcoming evidential hurdles in construction disputes
Wednesday, June 5, 2024
09:00 – 10:30 BST
In-person only
Structured by way of a construction arbitration case study, our panelists will draw on their experience to help the audience navigate the ever-growing data and evidential challenge resolving disputes in the construction, infrastructure and energy sectors brings. Specific attention will be paid to the pitfalls and surprises that the discovery process tends to bring during a dispute including conquering the evidential mountain in an efficient way as possible. With a unique blend of experience from an expert, eDiscovery consultant, solicitor and barrister/arbitrator, you will hopefully pick up some tips and tricks to avoid mistakes, save time and cost, and achieve better outcomes.
This event is co-hosted by Keating Chambers, FTI Consulting and Mantle Law.
Speakers:
Veronique Buehrlen KC – Keating Chambers
Erica Albertson – FTI Consulting
Ross Towler – FTI Consulting
Lucy Preston – Mantle Law
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The nature of construction disputes in a landscape of climate, geopolitical and technological change
Wednesday, June 5, 2024
11:00 – 12:30 BST
In-person and virtual attendance
This panel discussion will cover:
Current conflicts
Price fluctuations and supply chain disruption
ESG requirements and the environmental impact of construction
AI, Technology and Industrialised Construction
This event is co-hosted by Keating Chambers, Pinsent Masons and HKA.
Speakers:
Sean Wilken KC – Keating Chambers
Jennie Wild – Keating Chambers
Charles Blamire-Brown – Pinsent Masons
Zoe De Courcy Arbiser – Pinsent Masons
John Jones – HKA
Sarah Keyte – HKA
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Renewable energy projects in the emerging markets: Key challenges and risks
Wednesday, June 5, 2024
14:00 – 15:30 BST
In-person only
This panel discussion will cover the rise of renewable disputes in the emerging markets and consider some of the key challenges and risks that are faced by stakeholders, how they can be avoided or mitigated and the role of international arbitration in managing the types of disputes which commonly arise.
This event is co-hosted by Keating Chambers and Norton Rose Fulbright LLP.
Speakers:
Richard Harding KC – Keating Chambers
Abdul Jinadu – Keating Chambers
Amy Armitage – Norton Rose Fulbright LLP
Simon Ramsden – Norton Rose Fulbright LLP
Professor Renato Nazzini – King’s College London
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Construction Disputes Skills Crisis?
Thursday, June 6, 2024
09:00 – 10:30 BST
In-person only
This interactive panel sessions will explore, in discussion with the audience, the practicalities of becoming a construction disputes lawyer of the future, where will you work, how will you gain the skills needed to be an effective lawyer on qualification, how will you ensure professional standard and development? All against a backdrop of the increasing importance of AI driven solutions, remote working and hearings, diversity challenges, the relevance of legal academic training and the need for a new set of skills to manage ever more digitalised evidence.
Registration and networking with a light breakfast will start at 8.30am, with the event beginning at 9am.
This event is co-hosted by Keating Chambers, Osborne Clarke and King’s College London.
Speakers:
Lucy Garrett KC – Keating Chambers
Rob Horne – Osborne Clarke LLP
Rupa Lakha – Osborne Clarke LLP
Sam Kay – Kier Group
Professor Renato Nazzini – King’s College London
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Unraveling Project Failures: Understanding Why Projects Go Wrong
Thursday, June 6, 2024
16:30– 19:00 BST
In-person only
Join us for an insightful panel discussion delving into the intricate dynamics of project failures. In this engaging event, industry experts will dissect the common pitfalls and root causes behind project setbacks, offering invaluable insights and strategies to mitigate risks and ensure successful project outcomes. From misaligned objectives to communication breakdowns, our panel will explore the multifaceted factors contributing to project failure and provide actionable solutions to navigate these challenges effectively. Don’t miss this opportunity to gain a deeper understanding of project management best practices and learn from real-world experiences shared by our esteemed panellists.
Speakers:
Krista Lee KC – Keating Chambers
Rohit Singhal – MASIN
David McNeice – DWF
Richard Twomey – DWF
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