International Dispute Resolution team authored key content for Lexology Panoramic: Dispute Resolution 2025
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I am Co-Head of our London Dispute Resolution team with extensive experience advising clients on complex commercial disputes often with a cross border element.
Dispute Resolution Knowledge & Development Lawyer
UK
I am the knowledge and development lawyer in our London International Dispute Resolution team. I play a key role in keeping my colleagues updated so that they are at the forefront of legal developments, trends and case law in the litigation and international arbitration arenas for the benefit of our clients.
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International Dispute Resolution Partner Jonathan Speed and Knowledge and Development Lawyer Louise Lanzkron have contributed their extensive expertise, authoring the global introduction and the publication for England & Wales.
Lexology Panoramic offers a comprehensive global overview of litigation, arbitration, and alternative dispute resolution by aligning local expertise in a side-by-side format. The Dispute Resolution 2025 report consolidates jurisdictional insights into a comparative resource spanning multiple regions.
As contributing global editors, Jonathan and Louise co-authored the publication introduction, which outlines key themes currently on the rise in the global disputes arena, and the chapter for England and Wales. This chapter examines pivotal elements of the dispute resolution framework within the jurisdiction, addressing key components of litigation, arbitration, and alternative dispute resolution mechanisms. It delves into the court system, pre-action protocols, evidentiary processes, remedies, ADR and arbitral procedures, while also highlighting distinctive features and offering forward-looking insights into recent developments and future reforms.
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Technological innovation such as AI is creating new sources of liability and risk. Legislators are trying to keep pace while the courts are dealing with the issues created, most notably in the area of copyright infringement in the outputs of AI-generated content.
