DUBAI
25 MAY 2022
Legal. Litigation. E-discovery. Disputes. Arbitration. Document Management. Cyber Security. AI. Technology.
This event will gather 150-200 In-house Counsel, Heads of Litigation & E-discovery, Litigation Managers, E-discovery Managers, Lead Counsel- Arbitration, Heads of Dispute Resolution, Law Firm Partners and Law Tech Professionals.
Venue:
Radisson Blu Hotel, Dubai Deira Creek
A GLIMPSE OF THE EVENT
ABOUT THE EVENT
We are all set to host our next flagship event- The Global Litigation & E-discovery ConfEx in Dubai which is to be held on 25 May 2022. This event will gather 150-200 In-house Counsel, Heads of Litigation & E-discovery, Litigation Managers, E-discovery Managers, Lead Counsel- Arbitration, Heads of Dispute Resolution, Law Firm Partners and Law Tech Professionals. Each lawyer participant attends the event because he/she has some operational challenges to resolve such as Litigation. Risk. Security. GDPR. CCPA. Compliance. Data Privacy. Artificial Intelligence. Legal Technology. Automation. Machine Learning. Litigation. E-discovery. Contracts etc (this list of challenges is only indicative, not exhaustive). In order to find the solutions, they not only need the learning & education but also the meetings with the right service providers. Our event helps them with both.
EVENT HIGHLIGHTS
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150 - 200 In-house Counsel and Law Firm Partners
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15+ Exhibitors
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30+ Speakers
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10+ Bar Associations & Media Partners
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Keynote Addresses
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Exclusive Case Study Presentations
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Round Table Discussions
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Business Dialogues
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Qualified Business Lead
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C Level Invitations Only
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Unique Networking Opportunities
Our Testimonials
Key Speakers
AGENDA
(08:30 AM – 05:00 PM Dubai Time)
* Program is subject to change without notice
08:30 AM – Onwards
Conference Registration
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Networking Tea with Speakers & Delegates
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Informal Networking with Exhibitors
09:15 AM – 09:30 AM
Introduction & Peer Networking
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Event Introduction: Get to know the daylong exciting networking & learning opportunities
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One-on-One Introduction: Let the industry know you and your expertise
09:30 AM – 10:30 AM
Morning Keynote Address 1
The Future of Litigation: Innovation and Affordability
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What resources are needed to resolve disputes effectively?
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Who should do the work – barristers, solicitors, external experts, or algorithms?
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What contributes to the escalation of cost?
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The disclosure pilot and the impact of innovative technology
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Litigation funding and alternative fee arrangements
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Leaning into an online future
Saloni Tuteja
Regional Legal and Business conduct Counsel
Gilead Sciences
Susie Abdel-Nabi
Head of Dispute Resolution Group, Clyde & Co LLP
Nadim Elias El Haj
Regional Head of Legal
Millennium Hotels & Resorts
Nick Braganza
Partner,
HFW
Karim Soliman
Director Of Legal,
DAMAC Properties
10:30 AM – 10:50 AM
Exclusive Case Study Presentation
Using Artificial Intelligence in Document Reviews
The latest AI tools provide easy-to-use ways of uncovering insights into a document trove. This can help lawyers, investigators and compliance staff to quickly target what is relevant.
We’ll provide a live demonstration of some of the tools and techniques, such as :
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Communication network analysis,
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Sentiment analysis,
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Continuous active learning
Wendy Robinson
Senior Advisor,
Accuracy
Sponsored By
10:50 AM – 11:30 AM
Informal Networking
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Networking Tea with Speakers & Delegates
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Informal Networking with Exhibitors
11:30 AM – 12:00 PM
Industry Leadership Session
Trends in Antitrust Policy: Implications for Enforcement and Litigation
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Evolving trends in antitrust policy: consumers, fairness, digital challenges, the New Brandeis school
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Procedural fairness: internationally agreed standards
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Standards of appeal and review
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Enforcement of judgments
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Litigating the new antitrust
Felipe Arboleda Márquez
Legal Director,
CHEP
12:00 PM – 12:40 PM
Industry Leadership Session
E-discovery & Modern Digital Evidence: Remote Collection & Review
Modern E-discovery is no longer simply about collecting and reviewing emails. The proliferation of text messages, social chat, and other online communication apps has increased the pool of potential digital evidence in discovery.
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An overview of recent case law involving electronic communication
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Best practices for remote collection of all types of digital evidence
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How to effectively plan your modern document review in a remote world
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How has the e-Discovery industry evolved over the last decade?
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Reducing e-Discovery costs without sacrificing defensibility
Karie Akeelah
Partner,
Trowers & Hamlins LLP
Peter Smith
Senior Associate
Charles Russell Speechlys LLP
Nicola Jackson