International Arbitration at a Crossroads
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<p>International arbitration is at a critical inflection point, with increasing pressures around cost, efficiency, enforcement, and a rapidly shifting geopolitical landscape.</p> <p>In his new podcast series, International Arbitration at a Crossroads, Richard Lorenzo, Regional Managing Partner for the Americas and an international arbitration practitioner, explores these challenges and what they mean for the future of the practice.</p> <p>The series brings together leading practitioners, arbitrators, and emerging voices from across jurisdictions to examine the structural and practical issues shaping international arbitration today – from economic pressures and enforcement realities to generational change and the impact of AI.</p>
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June 23, 2026
Episode 2: International Arbitration’s Next Generation Problem
In this episode of International Arbitration at a Crossroads, Regional Managing Partner for the Americas and international arbitration practitioner, Richard Lorenzo, is joined by Juliana De Valdenebro of Hogan Lovells and Enrique Molina of White & Case to discuss the future of international arbitration through the lens of the next generation.
April 15, 2026
Episode 1: An inflection point for global arbitral disputes
In this opening episode, Richard Lorenzo, Regional Managing Partner – Americas, sets the stage for the series, exploring how international arbitration has evolved over the past three decades, and why it now faces a critical inflection point. From rising costs and delays to enforcement challenges and shifting geopolitical dynamics, he outlines the key issues shaping the future of the practice.
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- What is International Arbitration at a Crossroads?
<p>International arbitration is at a critical inflection point, with increasing pressures around cost, efficiency, enforcement, and a rapidly shifting geopolitical landscape.</p> <p>In his new podcast series, International Arbitration at a Crossroads, Richard Lorenzo, Regional Managing Partner for the Americas and an international arbitration practitioner, explores these challenges and what they mean for the future of the practice.</p> <p>The series brings together leading practitioners, arbitrators, and emerging voices from across jurisdictions to examine the structural and practical issues shaping international arbitration today – from economic pressures and enforcement realities to generational change and the impact of AI.</p> - How often does this podcast release new episodes?
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