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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Episode 2 - The risks and regulation of the healthcare delivery revolution
In the second episode of our Disputes Reimagined podcast, Barrister Jacob Turner joins Partners Alison Dennis, Katie Chandler, and Emma Allen to discuss how advances in healthcare technology are introducing new risks for businesses.
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China: Revised Arbitration Law Takes Effect
The new world playbook: geopolitics, litigation and business
In our fifth episode, we consider the global outlook and the future of litigation regulation. From shifting geopolitical alliances and rising global conflicts, to the unprecedented power of AI, we ask the big questions around how businesses can navigate the forces reshaping international law. Featuring Andrew Howell, Partner at Taylor Wessing and Bronwen Maddox, Director and CEO of Chatham House.
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Disputes Predictions – The litigation and arbitration issues companies must prepare for
