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International Arbitration at a Crossroads

International Arbitration at a Crossroads

By: Hogan Lovells
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International arbitration is at a critical inflection point, with increasing pressures around cost, efficiency, enforcement, and a rapidly shifting geopolitical landscape.

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.

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.

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Episodes
  • Episode 2: International Arbitration’s Next Generation Problem

    Episode 2: International Arbitration’s Next Generation Problem
    Jun 23 2026

    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.

    Together, they explore the opportunities and challenges facing younger practitioners, including access to the profession, mentorship, AI, work-life balance, and whether international arbitration is evolving in a way that will remain relevant and sustainable for years to come.
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    39 mins
  • Episode 1: An inflection point for global arbitral disputes

    Episode 1: An inflection point for global arbitral disputes
    Apr 15 2026

    In this opening episode, Richard Lorenzo, Regional Managing Partner for the Americas and an international arbitration practitioner, 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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    12 mins
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