GLL Dispute and Litigation Forum India

As India solidifies its role as a global economic powerhouse, the imperative for efficient, transparent, and technology-driven legal systems becomes paramount. The “Litigation and Dispute Resolution 2025” conference serves as a pivotal forum, uniting leading legal professionals, corporate executives, regulators, and dispute resolution experts to delve into the evolving landscape of conflict resolution both within India and on the international stage. The event will spotlight critical areas such as judicial reforms, the progression of arbitration practices, regulatory transformations, and the increasing incorporation of technology in legal procedures. A significant focus will be on the implications of the Mediation Act 2023, which underscores India’s commitment to institutional mediation and positions the nation as a burgeoning hub for arbitration. Discussions will also explore the intricate relationship between contract formulation and litigation, emphasizing the necessity for clarity and precision in contractual agreements to pre-empt disputes.

In the context of Alternative Dispute Resolution (ADR), India’s trajectory is marked by a concerted effort to enhance its arbitration infrastructure and embrace innovative mechanisms like Online Dispute Resolution (ODR). The integration of Artificial Intelligence (AI) into legal processes is poised to revolutionize the drafting of smart contracts, enabling automated, self-executing agreements that minimize human error and ambiguity. AI’s role extends to risk mitigation by facilitating predictive analytics to foresee potential disputes, thereby allowing for proactive measures. However, the adoption of AI and smart contracts presents challenges, including the need for a robust legal framework to address enforceability and liability concerns. As India navigates this transformative phase, the conference aims to foster dialogue on leveraging technology to streamline litigation and arbitration, ultimately enhancing the efficacy of the legal system.

This one-day conference will provide insights into judicial reforms, arbitration evolution, regulatory shifts, and the growing integration of technology in legal processes. It aims to foster dialogue on streamlining litigation, strengthening arbitration infrastructure, and promoting alternative and digital dispute mechanisms.