Contents

Introduction

Learn why we decided to launch this Disputes Reimagined report.

Executive summary

What is Disputes Reimagined? Read our summary of this report, some of the key findings, and learn why business leaders need to move from reactive crisis management to proactive planning.

Scenario one

Pervasive Protectionism

Our first scenario imagines a world in 2035 of increased polarisation. It sets out how this world might come to be and what the protectionist movement could mean for businesses.

Scenario two

Healthcare Delivery Revolution

Our second scenario imagines a world in 2035 in which developments in AI, software platforms for managing healthcare, and robotics lead to a wholesale change in the way in which healthcare is delivered. We explore how this technology revolution could cause disputes to arise and what it might mean for businesses.

Scenario three

Activism Amplified

Our third scenario imagines a world in 2035 in which popular movements hostile to big business increase litigation risk, while discontented citizens take legal action against companies. We explore how this amplified political activism could cause new kinds of disputes to arise and what this might mean for businesses.

The readiness gap

Read how you can embed disputes readiness into your strategy and operations.

The Disputes Reimagined podcast

Learn more about our upcoming podcast series where we'll be joined by expert guests to explore the future disputes landscape.

How we can help

Learn more about our Disputes team and our areas of expertise.

Case studies

Read how we've helped clients to navigate the increasingly complex disputes environment.

Methodology

Learn more about the research we drew on for this report.

Introduction

Learn why we decided to launch this Disputes Reimagined report.

Executive summary

What is Disputes Reimagined? Read our summary of this report, some of the key findings, and learn why business leaders need to move from reactive crisis management to proactive planning.

Scenario one

Pervasive Protectionism

Our first scenario imagines a world in 2035 of increased polarisation. It sets out how this world might come to be and what the protectionist movement could mean for businesses.

Scenario two

Healthcare Delivery Revolution

Our second scenario imagines a world in 2035 in which developments in AI, software platforms for managing healthcare, and robotics lead to a wholesale change in the way in which healthcare is delivered. We explore how this technology revolution could cause disputes to arise and what it might mean for businesses.

Scenario three

Activism Amplified

Our third scenario imagines a world in 2035 in which popular movements hostile to big business increase litigation risk, while discontented citizens take legal action against companies. We explore how this amplified political activism could cause new kinds of disputes to arise and what this might mean for businesses.

The readiness gap

Read how you can embed disputes readiness into your strategy and operations.

The Disputes Reimagined podcast

Learn more about our upcoming podcast series where we'll be joined by expert guests to explore the future disputes landscape.

How we can help

Learn more about our Disputes team and our areas of expertise.

Case studies

Read how we've helped clients to navigate the increasingly complex disputes environment.

Methodology

Learn more about the research we drew on for this report.

Beyond the Horizon: Disputes Reimagined

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Beyond the Horizon: Disputes Reimagined