Event Overview

Join us on 24 June 2025, from 13:00 to 14:00 CEST, for the second webinar of the year hosted by the AIJA International Arbitration Commission.

This session will explore one of the most topical and rapidly evolving areas in the legal field: the impact of artificial intelligence on international arbitration.

Our panelists will examine the most pressing legal implications, practical opportunities, and critical challenges associated with the growing integration of AI tools into international arbitration. The discussion will cover how artificial intelligence is already transforming core aspects of arbitral practice, including legal research, the automation of routine procedural tasks, and the use of advanced tools for predictive analytics, case strategy, and document review.

The session will also consider the potential use of AI in evidence evaluation, as well as the controversial (but increasingly relevant) topic of algorithm-assisted or even AI-driven decision-making.

The one-hour webinar will feature an engaging and forward-looking discussion, with ample time for questions from the audience.

This webinar is free and open to all AIJA members.

PANEL:

  • Opening Remarks:
    • Nadia Ohlhoff-Smahi, Senior Associate, Lenz & Staehelin
    • Catherine Penny, Partner, Stevens & Bolton
  • Moderator:
    • Jacopo Piemonte, Senior Associate, De Berti Jacchia Franchini Forlani
  • Speakers:
    • Gerlind Wolf, Senior Associate, Hengeler Mueller
    • Sean McCarthy, Nordic Corporate & Commercial Counsel and Global Digital Legal Counsel, ABB E-mobility
    • Matthew Dacoronias-Marina, Partner, Dacoronia Law Offices

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We look forward to e-meeting you on 24 June 2025!

 

AIJA Commissions involved
  • International Arbitration

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