Three Crowns will host a panel titled “Old dog, new tricks: how ISDS must innovate to resolve the disputes of the future”, in collaboration with CPR Institute’s Young Leaders in Alternative Dispute Resolution (Y-ADR) and Queen Mary University of London, as part of London International Disputes Week 2025.
Join us for an interactive session exploring how investor-state dispute settlement (ISDS) can evolve to ensure that investors and states can prevent and resolve the disputes of the future. Panellists will provide a variety of viewpoints on how ISDS can help companies and states respond to global risks including climate change, AI, and other potential areas of future disputes.
Richard Trinick will moderate the discussion, featuring expert practitioners, arbitrators and state representatives Katrina Limond (A&O Shearman), Maxim Osadchiy (Queen Mary University of London), Cindy Rayo Zapata (Rayo Consultores), Ahmed Khafagy (Ministry of Foreign Affairs, Egypt), and Rahul Donde (Donde Dispute Resolution).
The event will take place on Thursday 5 June, from 9:00 am to 10:30 am, at the Three Crowns London office.
To find out more and to register, click here.
ABOUT RICHARD TRINICK
Richard, counsel in the London office, has acted on many large and complex arbitrations across a variety of sectors and regions, with a particular focus on energy, M&A, finance, and life sciences disputes. He is recognised as a recommended lawyer for international arbitration in The Legal 500 UK’s 2023 and 2024 guides. Richard is also a member of the Young EFILA Steering Committee.