Explore scenario one: Pervasive Protectionism
Our first scenario imagines a world in 2035 of increased polarisation in which US-China economic decoupling deepens significantly, global trade becomes fractious and uncertain, and the World Trade Organization (WTO) stops functioning.
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Explore scenario two: Healthcare Delivery Revolution
Our second scenario imagines a world in 2035 in which developments in AI, software platforms for managing healthcare, and robotics lead to a wholesale change in the way in which healthcare is delivered, causing new disputes to arise.
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Managing the rise of legal activism
In the third episode of our Disputes Reimagined podcast, Partner Katie Chandler is joined by Winston & Strawn Partner Troy Yoshino, 4 Pump Court Barrister Rebecca Keating, and Lawyer at ClientEarth Alex Cooper, to discuss how rising activism is reshaping corporate strategy and driving climate-related disputes internationally.
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All change for the UK's product safety regime?
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LG Flensburg: kein Anspruch auf Berechnung eines Schadensatzes nach Maßgabe des Marktpreises
What are the litigation trends in 2026?
Not so public opinion: abolition of juries
