AI is rewriting the rules of dispute resolution. Are you ready?
What if AI rewrites the way we arbitrate through life? Join us to a fireside discussion on the matter.
KLC, together with Delos Dispute Resolution, is co-hosting a fireside chat on Artificial Intelligence in arbitration at Athens Arbitration Days on 24 November at 5:00 pm (Athens time) — where the tools, the risks, and the future of the practice collide.
SPEAKERS
Christina Charemi, is the founder and principal of E.N.C. She is a dual-qualified lawyer (England & Wales; United States, State Bar of California) with over a decade of international experience in energy, commodities, technology, and cross-border disputes. She has practised in leading global hubs including California, Paris, Frankfurt, Hong Kong, and Geneva. She studied law at the University of Oxford (BA, Jurisprudence) and the University of California, Berkeley, School of Law (LL.M., Law & Technology Cert). She regularly writes and speaks on law and innovation. Fluent in English, French, and Greek, Christina brings cross-cultural insight and a practical, international perspective to her work.
Louk Korovesis, is a Founding Partner at Corexus and a testifying delay expert specialising in delay and programme analysis for construction disputes. A Chartered Mechanical Engineer with an LLM in International Construction Contracts, he pairs technical rigour with deep contractual fluency. With nearly 20 years across the construction and consulting industries, Louk has been engaged on 30+ projects as a delay specialist, including 15+ appointments as a delay expert in international arbitration – including proceedings under ICC and LCIA rules – as well as adjudication and dispute board proceedings. His portfolio includes industrial units, having issues with design approval. Unusually among testifying delay experts, Louk brings direct, hands-on project delivery experience. As Assistant Project Manager on the construction of a 350MWe power plant in Algeria, he was responsible for client negotiations, contract finalisation, cost control, scheduling and subcontractor management, with further site experience in Germany and design experience in China. This first-hand delivery background informs both his delay analysis and his performance under cross-examination. Louk is a Chartered Engineer (CEng, MIMechE) in the UK and Greece, an Associate of the Chartered Institute of Arbitrators (ACIArb), and a certified project manager (APMP–PMQ). A graduate of Paris II Panthéon-Assas in international construction contracts, he now serves as a Visiting Lecturer on the same programme, teaching a specialised course on cross-examination. He was recognised in the Lexology Index “Arbitration” and “Consulting Experts” lists from 2021 through 2025, and as a Global Elite Thought Leader in arbitration in 2025. He is a frequent speaker at global conferences, including Paris Arbitration Week and GAR Live, on project management, planning, and dispute resolution. “A superb expert who presents complex issues with ease” – “his first-hand experience from live construction projects adds significant depth to his testimony.” Louk is professionally fluent in English, French, Spanish, and Greek. He maintains close, personal involvement in the review of all project information, producing comprehensive reports that translate technical complexity into clear, accessible findings for legal teams and tribunals.
Françoise Lefevre, lawyer specialized in Arbitration and ADR. Françoise Lefèvre, is a specialist in national and international arbitration, both ad hoc and institutional (ICC, UNICTRAL, LCIA, Cepani, NAI, etc.), as counsel and as arbitrator. She is also an accredited mediator and has extensive experience in white collar crime and investigations. She has been the worldwide litigation and arbitration head of Linklaters from 2007 to 2010, before chairing its global international arbitration practice until 2016 and retiring from Linklaters in 2021. She has an extensive experience in construction law, contract law, corporate disputes, regulatory investigations, white collar crime and banking law. Widely seen as one of the leading arbitration experts in Belgium, Françoise is regularly invited to discuss her practice at universities and seminars and has published many papers in this field.
