Solomonic at London International Disputes Week 2026

Solomonic co-hosts three panels at LIDW26 on Fraud insights, AI and data in disputes and London’s global edge.

London International Disputes Week (LIDW26) is fast approaching and we’re pleased to invite you to join us for three panel discussions we’re co-hosting throughout the week with Stewarts, 7KBW and Penningtons Manches Cooper (in partnership with The Law Society).

Solomonic data, and how it is being applied in practice, will feature as each session sits at the intersection of practitioner insight and data-driven analysis, unpacking how the disputes practice is evolving – from fraud trends to the impact of AI and London’s role as a global disputes hub. 

Full details and registration links are below. We’d be delighted to see you there – spaces are limited and expected to fill quickly.

 

Funding the fraud fight: data and insights from lawyers and funders, with Stewarts

DATE: Wednesday 3 June 2026

TIME: 11:30–13:00

VENUE: Stewarts, 5 New Street Square, London EC4A 3BF

  • Alex Jay, Partner and Head of Insolvency and Asset Recovery, Stewarts

  • Charlie Mercer, Senior Associate, Stewarts

  • Edward Bird, CEO, Solomonic

  • Lucas Arnold, Director of Legal Finance, Harbour Litigation Funding

  • Charles H. Jeffrey, Founder and Managing Partner, Jeffrey Capital

Stewarts and Solomonic will present the third edition of the Commercial Fraud Report, using data and market insight to examine trends in UK fraud disputes and how they are evolving in practice. 

The panel will focus on the funding of fraud claims, with leading funders discussing current developments and how these will shape the future of fraud litigation.

 

The Future Commercial Disputes Lawyer, with 7KBW

DATE: Wednesday 3 June 2026

TIME: 16:30 for 17:00 start. Drinks from 18:00.

VENUE: International Arbitration Centre, 190 Fleet St, London EC4A 2AG

  • Daniel Corteville, Barrister (Chair), 7KBW

  • Nicola Gare, Knowledge Counsel (Dispute Resolution), HFW

  • Rhick Bose, Founding Member, Litigation at Crimson

  • Matt Peacock, Senior Associate, CMS

  • Stefan Nigam, Senior Director (LegalTech & AI Consulting), TransPerfect

AI, data, and the new reality of legal practice.

Our expert panel will discuss how AI and data-driven insights are reshaping what lawyers do and how they do it, exploring what lawyers need to know today and how skills and mindsets must evolve for the future of disputes practice.

This event will be followed by drinks and networking.

 

Trusting the Data: why London leads the future of global dispute resolution, with Penningtons Manches Cooper (sponsored by The Law Society)

DATE: Thursday 4 June 2026

TIME: 16:15 for 16:40 start. Law Society drinks reception from 18:30.

VENUE: Council Chamber, The Law Society of England and Wales, 113 Chancery Ln, London WC2A 1PL

  • Charlotte Hill, Dispute Resolution Partner (Chair), Penningtons Manches Cooper 

  • Flávia Baldotto, Head of Customer Success, Solomonic

  • The Honourable Mrs Justice Dias DBE, Judge of the Commercial Court 

  • The Honourable Mr Justice Waksman, Judge of the Commercial Court and of the Technology and Construction Court

  • Maria Mulla, Barrister, Maitland Chambers 

As competition between jurisdictions intensifies, global businesses need reliable dispute resolution systems that prioritise digital dexterity, procedural efficiency and legal certainty. Increasingly, the data shows their preferred venue is London.

In this panel discussion, members of the judiciary, business and legal communities will explore this highly competitive market through the lens of data analysis from the UK courts. The discussion will focus on what this means in practice for those advising on and managing cross-border disputes – including how to support client decision making and strategic positioning.

The discussion will be followed by a networking reception, hosted by The Law Society.

 

We hope you can join us across the week – whether for one session or all three.

Our team will also be out and about throughout LIDW26, so please do say hello if you see us.

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