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ARTICLE · 21 DECEMBER 2022

Arbitration Requires Greater Speed, Innovation, And Unwavering Female Support In 2023 And Beyond

A session on "everyday sexism" also proved to be a topic that everyone could relate to, irrespective of career stage.

United KingdomLitigation, Mediation & Arbitration

As the year draws to a close, I was delighted to attend the AlixPartners-sponsored GAR Live: Women in Arbitration 2022 conference last week, attended by a wonderfully diverse group of women including lawyers, funders, expert witnesses, and general counsel.

In a packed agenda, replete with lively discussion throughout, we debated and analysed the latest developments in arbitration, and I left with a number of key takeaways from the day:

  • An overwhelming "red thread" of women supporting women: It was incredible to see a cross-section of delegates from the arbitration community all learning from each other – from the most senior and highly experienced to those in the early stages of their career. We discussed the paths to success and younger practitioners were wisely advised to build their support networks and increase their visibility in their roles. A session on "everyday sexism" also proved to be a topic that everyone could relate to, irrespective of career

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