Partnerships

Arbitrator Intelligence promotes transparency, accountability, and diversity in arbitrator selection by increasing access to critical information about arbitrators. Our platform enables parties and counsel from around the world to share information and feedback about arbitrators.

Association ARBITRI is a non-profit and think tank dedicated to the promotion and development of a modern system of Alternative Dispute Resolution in Bosnia and Herzegovina (B&H) and the Western Balkans region. Our mission is to enhance the quality, sustainability and effectiveness of dispute resolution mechanisms and policies, through advisory services, capacity development and policy design. Through regional and international exchange, conferences such as the annual Sarajevo Arbitration Day and diversity initiatives such as GEM, the Association fosters an open and inclusive discourse on the dynamic developments in the field, exploring opportunities for progress and sustainable growth. The Association is diligently working on the creation of a network that will enable cooperation between policy makers, practitioners and business leaders to enhance the role of ADR in accelerating and improving the business environment and legal stability in the region.

The BVI International Arbitration Centre (BVI IAC) is an independent not-for-profit institution, established to meet the demands of the international business community for a neutral, impartial, efficient and reliable dispute resolution institution in the Caribbean, Latin America and beyond. The Arbitration Act, through which the BVI largely adopted the UNCITRAL Model Law, and the BVI’s accession to the New York Convention on 25 May 2014, are crucial steps, which made possible the establishment of a viable and internationally respected arbitration centre in the BVI. A well run and well equipped ‘state of the art’ centre, together with the acknowledged quality of the BVI legal framework and the stable political environment offered by a British Overseas Territory, should enable the BVI to rapidly become a leading arbitration hub in Latin America, the Caribbean and beyond.

Dispute Resolution Data (DRD) enhances and expands the field of dispute resolution through access to trusted aggregated data which maintains confidentiality, while providing insights into practices and trends for parties, dispute resolution institutions, advocates, arbitrators, mediators, researchers and policy makers. DRD does not request or publish any information from institutions regarding parties’ identity, the names of the case, the advocates, the arbitrators or mediators, the substance of the award, nor associate institutions’ names with their data. DRD data is extracted from international commercial arbitrations and mediations that have final awards, or agreements, and from cases settled, or withdrawn. This data is redacted, aggregated and presented by geographic region and by case type. Attorneys benefit from DRD in multiple ways, including, but not limited to drafting pre-dispute clauses, advising clients, developing case strategies, estimating cost budgets, research for institutions and scholars. We envision a world that understands the value of arbitration and mediation data through the availability and application of data.

Our unique AI-powered database drives both Jus Mundi and Jus Connect, setting a new standard in arbitration and legal insights. Together, we are not just breaking barriers; we are forging an unparalleled path to a more just, global future. We leverage innovation and data-driven intelligence to reshape the arbitration landscape. We blend arbitration expertise with cutting-edge AI for unparalleled, tailored insights. AI-Centric Innovation, extractive and generative AI technologies automate research, providing accelerated, customized insights. Automated Excellence, our in-house expertise and tailored AI seamlessly integrate with a user-friendly interface, redefining accessibility in arbitration. Data Security Assurance, our platforms are ISO 27001 certified, ensuring the highest standards of data protection and confidentiality. We pledge to democratize access; interconnect legal worlds; innovate sustainable & ethically; and grow responsibly.

MyArbitration is a video series about international arbitration. Connecting with the arbitration community. Insights into the arbitration profession. Reports of arbitration events and conferences, documentaries of arbitration institutions and trends, and portraits of inspiring and prominent arbitration practitioners around the world interviewed by Victoria Pernt and her fabulous team of hosts, representatives and foreign correspondents.

Real Hearing was born during the COVID-19 pandemic, in response to the needs of the arbitration forum, striving to adapt arbitration to the new circumstances. It was launched by Cecilia Flores Rueda FCIArb, who took the best of her more than 25 years of experience in arbitration, acting as Secretary General of CANACO, counsel, and arbitrator in multiple arbitration cases under various rules of procedure, to make it THE full-service provider for arbitration hearings that the arbitral forum deserves.

The Swedish Women in Arbitration Network (SWAN) is a professional network for women with an interest in arbitration. SWAN focuses on providing a platform for knowledge building and learning how to play the game. SWAN is, as the name indicates, based in Sweden and welcomes members from any country. Sweden has a long tradition of agreeing to resolve disputes by arbitration. Building on this tradition, Sweden has established itself as a preferred seat in international arbitration. Sweden is known for being a neutral, transparent and safe seat with a well-advanced arbitration law and arbitration friendly courts. Swedish counsel and arbitrators are labeled as being professional and knowledgeable people with high integrity. Given Sweden’s strong position in arbitration and its emphasis on equality, it comes as no surprise that the SCC is the first arbitral institution to promote a network for women. A typical SWAN year will include a panel debate, after works, a number of inspirational lunches and a practical seminar. In addition to events, SWAN has a mentorship program which runs over the course of a year.

The Thailand Arbitration Center (THAC) is an institution that provides alternative dispute resolution services, comprising of arbitration and mediation, for cross-border disputes. The THAC was first founded and commenced its operation in 2015, intending to promote and strengthen the alternative dispute resolution system and services in Thailand. Located in the heart of Bangkok, we are one of the most international and vibrant cities in South-East Asia. It offers high standard ADR services, affordable administration fees and the state-of-the-art facilities for in-person and remote hearings. The latest services introduced by the THAC is the Online Dispute Resolution (ODR) platform for arbitration mediation and negotiation, called “TalkDD”. This innovative service is easy to use, it can be accessed by laptops, smartphones and tablets with a simple login system. Our threefold mission includes: to raise public awareness about alternative dispute resolutions and services provided by THAC; to create and promote ADR friendly measures/regulations in Thailand; to provide neutral and independent alternative dispute resolution services that comply with international standards.