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Thomas Snider and Dalal Alhouti write for New Law Journal on international arbitration trends

Thomas Snider, Partner and Head of International Arbitration, and Dalal Alhouti, Knowledge Development Lawyer, write for New Law Journal on what they consider to be the most significant factors affecting international arbitration right now. 

In the article they consider three of the most important trends in international arbitration:

  • ESG frameworks 
  • Digital assets disputes
  • Generative AI

Read the full piece in New Law Journal here. 

 

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