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LIDW22 (London International Disputes Week) 9 - 13 May


  • Central Hall Westminster Storey's Gate London, England, SW1 United Kingdom (map)

Come visit the Campaign for Greener Arbitrations and Greener Litigation Pledge booth at LIDW!

Register to attend in-person and hybrid panels throughout the week, including this event featuring our founder, Lucy Greenwood:

11 May 2022 - 11:30 - 12:30 (BST)

The growth of ESG: the future for in-house and private practice litigators

The growth of ESG: the future for in-house and private practice litigators

Corporate focus on ESG issues continues to intensify and this session will look at the impact of this on litigation from varying perspectives. First, the panel will consider what this corporate agenda means in practice for in-house litigators. What ESG ‘hot topics’ give in-house counsel the greatest opportunities and the most sleepless nights? How do in-house counsel see the relationship between ESG and litigation developing? The session will also look at how the ESG agenda may drive change in how private practice litigators are chosen, instructed and expected to operate. Does anyone ever instruct ‘nice’ litigators? What can private practice litigators do to push forward litigation mandates and uphold ESG values simultaneously?

Finally, the panel will consider what litigators can do to drive positive change, including the role of corporate purpose and the value of model clauses, pledges and protocols. What factors will ultimately drive the disputes community to change? Where will we be in 5 years’ time?

Speakers: Michael Fletcher – Moderator, Partner, Pinsent Masons; Lucy Greenwood, Independent Arbitrator, Greenwood Arbitration; Kay Majid, Group Legal Services Director, Tesco; Melissa Strong, Head of Insurance & Wealth Litigation, Lloyds Banking Group; James Thorne, Associate General Counsel, Associated British Foods

Register here: https://2022.lidw.co.uk/

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