ETLegalWorld will host the fifth edition of the Commercial Dispute Conclave on September 11, 2026, in New Delhi, bringing together senior judges, policymakers, general counsels, law firm partners, arbitration professionals and legal technology leaders to deliberate on strengthening India’s commercial justice ecosystem.
Themed “Building Trust, Speed & Certainty in India’s Commercial Justice Ecosystem,” the conclave comes at a time when India is seeking to enhance investor confidence through faster, predictable and commercially efficient dispute resolution mechanisms.
Know More: 5th Edition of the Commercial Dispute Conclave 2026
As cross-border investments, infrastructure projects and technology-driven transactions continue to expand, the event will examine how legal reforms, institutional capacity and technological innovation can improve the country’s commercial dispute resolution framework.
The agenda will focus on key issues including commercial justice and investor confidence, arbitration and enforcement reforms, digital courts and artificial intelligence, emerging commercial risks, institutional strengthening, and access to justice.
Discussions will also explore sector-specific arbitration in infrastructure and energy, online dispute resolution, mediation, ESG-related disputes, cross-border enforcement of arbitral awards, and managing disputes arising from high-value M&A and technology transactions.
Know More: 5th Edition of the Commercial Dispute Conclave 2026
Among the featured speakers are Vineet Vij, General Counsel & Chief Legal Officer, Tech Mahindra; Kumar Ankit, General Counsel and Chief Risk Officer – Senior Vice President, Shree Cement; Anubhav Kapoor, General Counsel and Senior Vice President (COSA), Samvardhana Motherson Group; Sandeep Chowdhury, Group General Counsel, Suzlon Energy Ltd; Rajiv Choubey, Group General Counsel and Chief Risk Officer, Dalmia Bharat; Rajbeer Sachdeva, President – Group Legal, JK Organisation and Ajay Bagri, Chief Financial Officer, SEIL Energy India Limited.
The event aims to foster dialogue among the judiciary, government, corporate legal departments, law firms, and legal-tech innovators to build a future-ready dispute resolution ecosystem that enhances ease of doing business and reinforces India’s position as a preferred global destination for commercial dispute resolution.
