LCIA/SCC joint webinar: AI in arbitration: Where do we draw the line?
Join the SCC Arbitration Institute and the London Court of International Arbitration (LCIA) for a joint panel discussion on one of the most pressing questions facing international arbitration today: what role should artificial intelligence play in the arbitral process?
Date: 03 November 2026
Time: 11.00–12.00
Location: Online
AI is no longer a distant prospect for arbitral institutions, counsel, and tribunals. It is already shaping how cases are prepared, argued, and decided. As adoption accelerates, arbitral institutions have a shared responsibility to help the arbitration community navigate the opportunities and the open questions this raises.
The LCIA and the SCC Arbitration Institute are joining forces for a live webinar bringing together institutional, practitioner, technical, and arbitrator perspectives on AI in international arbitration.
Topics that will be discussed during the webinar
- What is the real difference between an AI tool and a tribunal secretary?
- When is disclosure of AI use required or appropriate, and what information should be disclosed?
- What rules and guidelines already apply, and where are the gaps?
- What are the confidentiality implications of feeding case materials into AI systems?
- What practical recommendations can the panel offer to tribunals, parties, and counsel navigating these questions today?
Speakers
- Nick Ellison, Kroll
- William Dunning, Simmons & Simmons
- Filip Nordlund, Legora
- Emily Hay, ArbBoutique
- Emma Garrett, Legal Counsel, SCC Arbitration Institute (moderator)
- Veronika Pavlovskaya, Counsel, LCIA (moderator)
Date: 3 November 2026
Time: 11.00 CET / 10.00 GMT
Format: Webinar