DIS40 London: Behind the Scenes – Insights from the DIS & LCIA

DIS40-Event

Organizer: DIS40 London

Please join us at our next event, on 29 October 2026, for Behind the Scenes – Insights from the DIS & LCIA.

Step behind the scenes of international arbitration and hear from senior counsel from two leading arbitral institutions, the DIS and LCIA. They will share – confidentiality permitting, of course! – insights on emerging trends, how parties can use new or rarely used institutional tools and processes to their benefit, and common pitfalls they have seen from practitioners while managing dozens of arbitrations. Whether you're an arbitration practitioner, in-house counsel, or academic, join us for a session where you get an insight on what happens behind the scenes of these arbitration institutions.

This event will be kindly hosted by King & Spalding. We are excited to be joined by our speakers Carina Alcoberro, Deputy Head of Case Management and Senior Counsel at the DIS, and Vasylyna Odnorih, Senior Counsel at the LCIA. The discussion will be moderated by Georg Stigelbauer, an associate at Covington & Burling LLP.
 

DIS40 London: Behind the Scenes – Insights from the DIS & LCIA

Date: 29 October 2026 – 6.00 pm (registration) | 6.30 pm (panel)
Location: King & Spalding, 8 Bishopsgate, London EC2N 4BQ 


The panel discussion will be followed by a get-together with snacks and drinks.

The event is open to anyone in the arbitration community, regardless of any connection to Germany, so please feel free to forward this invite to arbitration colleagues, clients or friends.

Register

Please register by Friday 23 October 2026 via email to nmelzer(at)no_spamlalive.law.

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