REPORTS
Knowledge is Power.
Arbitrator Intelligence Reports provide unique insights about individual arbitrators’ past decision making.
Our Reports empower users to make better-informed decisions about arbitrator selection and case strategy.
Only Arbitrator Intelligence has this key non-public information to provide valuable strategic insights for arbitration users.
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ARBITRATOR SPOTLIGHT
Eleonora Coelho
One of AI’s first Reports is on Brazilian Arbitrator Eleonora Coelho, who is the founding partner of Eleonora Coelho Advogados and President of CAM-CCBC.
In our Report, you will find feedback about Coelho’s role as co-arbitrator in a Brazil-seated case whose final award was assessed as “presenting a balanced evaluation of the parties’ arguments”, and as being “well reasoned” and “persuasively written.” The duration of tribunal’s deliberations and award drafting were considered reasonable in light of “size of the record” and “complexity of legal and factual issues.”
More information is available in Coelho’s Report and an interview with Coelho will soon be available here.
C. Arbitrator Adedoyin Rhodes-Vivour SAN
Our Report on African Arbitrator Adedoyin Rhodes-Vivour SAN, Managing Partner of Doyin Rhodes-Vivour & Co., includes feedback from an ad hoc commercial arbitration in the insurance sector that was governed by Nigerian Law.
Feedback characterized procedural rulings as “generally promoting fairness and efficiency” and the award as “balanced, persuasively written and well-reasoned.” The Report includes other valuable feedback and details about timing, rate of recovery, use of tribunal secretary, and allocation of costs and fees.
An interview with C. Arbitrator Adedoyin Rhodes-Vivour SAN will soon be available here.
Eva Kalnina
One of AI’s first Reports is on European Arbitrator Eva Kalnina, who is a partner at Lévy Kaufmann-Kohler
In our Report, you will find feedback about Kalnina’s role as co-arbitrator in an Estonia-seated arbitration, where her questions during the hearings were assessed as demonstrating familiarity with the record and legal issues, helping to clarify factual or legal issues, and as fair and respectful. The tribunal’s procedural rulings in that arbitration were also assessed as “generally promoting fairness and efficiency of the proceedings.”
More information is available in Kalnina’s Report and an interview with Kalnina will soon be available here.
Chief J. Akingbola Akinola
Our Report on African arbitrator Chief J. Akingbola Akinola, Partner in the Law Union and a Fellow of the Chartered Institute of Arbitrators, is based on an ad hoc commercial arbitration in the insurance sector, governed by Nigerian law.
Feedback characterized the award as balanced, persuasively written and well-reasoned. The Report provides unique insights on procedural rulings, contractual and statutory interpretation methodologies adopted in the award and interest.
An interview with Chief J. Akingbola Akinola will soon be available here.
Juan Fernández-Armesto
The first AI Investment Report is on Juan Fernández-Armesto, an independent arbitrator at Armesto y Asociados. In our Report, you will find feedback about Armesto’s role in twenty arbitrations in sectors ranging from corporate transactions, mining and construction to water supply and tourism. Armesto was appointed as chairperson in most of the arbitrations covered in our Report.
The Report includes valuable feedback on the duration of the proceedings, interpretive methodologies adopted when determining issues of jurisdiction and the merits, and the allocation of costs. Other specific feedback includes a characterization of his questions during hearings “helping to clarify factual or legal issues” and of his tribunals’ procedural rulings as “generally promoting fairness”.
More information is available in Armesto’s Report.
Eleonora Coelho
One of AI’s first Reports is on Brazilian Arbitrator Eleonora Coelho, who is the founding partner of Eleonora Coelho Advogados and President of CAM-CCBC.
In our Report, you will find feedback about Coelho’s role as co-arbitrator in a Brazil-seated case whose final award was assessed as “presenting a balanced evaluation of the parties’ arguments”, and as being “well reasoned” and “persuasively written.” The duration of tribunal’s deliberations and award drafting were considered reasonable in light of “size of the record” and “complexity of legal and factual issues.”
More information is available in Coelho’s Report and an interview with Coelho will soon be available here.
C. Arbitrator Adedoyin Rhodes-Vivour SAN
Our Report on African Arbitrator Adedoyin Rhodes-Vivour SAN, Managing Partner of Doyin Rhodes-Vivour & Co., includes feedback from an ad hoc commercial arbitration in the insurance sector that was governed by Nigerian Law.
Feedback characterized procedural rulings as “generally promoting fairness and efficiency” and the award as “balanced, persuasively written and well-reasoned.” The Report includes other valuable feedback and details about timing, rate of recovery, use of tribunal secretary, and allocation of costs and fees.
An interview with C. Arbitrator Adedoyin Rhodes-Vivour SAN will soon be available here.
Eva Kalnina
One of AI’s first Reports is on European Arbitrator Eva Kalnina, who is a partner at Lévy Kaufmann-Kohler
In our Report, you will find feedback about Kalnina’s role as co-arbitrator in an Estonia-seated arbitration, where her questions during the hearings were assessed as demonstrating familiarity with the record and legal issues, helping to clarify factual or legal issues, and as fair and respectful. The tribunal’s procedural rulings in that arbitration were also assessed as “generally promoting fairness and efficiency of the proceedings.”
More information is available in Kalnina’s Report and an interview with Kalnina will soon be available here.
Chief J. Akingbola Akinola
Our Report on African arbitrator Chief J. Akingbola Akinola, Partner in the Law Union and a Fellow of the Chartered Institute of Arbitrators, is based on an ad hoc commercial arbitration in the insurance sector, governed by Nigerian law.
Feedback characterized the award as balanced, persuasively written and well-reasoned. The Report provides unique insights on procedural rulings, contractual and statutory interpretation methodologies adopted in the award and interest.
An interview with Chief J. Akingbola Akinola will soon be available here.
AMBASSADORS
African Arbitrators Interview Series
Arbitrator Intelligence is delighted to continue our African Arbitrators Interview Series.
Our fifth interview features award-winning arbitrator Dorothy Ufot SAN, the founding partner of Dorothy Ufot & Co., in conversation with Global Lead Ambassador Kirsten Teo.
Stay tuned for the next interview – coming soon!
African Arbitrators Interview Series
Arbitrator Intelligence is delighted to share the next interview in our African Arbitrators Interview Series.
Our fourth interview features Dipna Gunnoo, Head of the Mauritius Chamber of Commerce and Industry (MCCI) Arbitration and Mediation Center (MARC), in conversation with Global Lead Ambassador Kirsten Teo.
Stay tuned for our next interview – coming soon!
NEWS & PRESS
Arbitrator Intelligence Welcomes New Board Member Ambassador William C. Eacho
Eacho brings a wealth of business experience to Arbitrator Intelligence, spanning the energy, private equity, real estate and distribution sectors. His diplomatic, academic and entrepreneurial expertise make him a welcome addition to the Board, led by Chairman Alan Crain.
Arbitrator Intelligence welcomes new Advisory Board member Christopher Zorn
Zorn brings a wealth of knowledge and experience on statistics and data science applications to Arbitrator Intelligence. His areas of expertise include large scale data analytics on legal issues, including judicial decision-making, machine learning and natural language processing.
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UNCITRAL: United Nations Commission on International Trade Law WGIII in the most recent version of the Secretariat’s Note on ‘Possible reform of investor-State dispute settlement (ISDS) Selection and Appointment of ISDS tribunal members’ mentions Arbitrator Intelligence as an aid that enables users to make better-informed decisions about arbitrator selection and case strategy. GalleryUNCITRAL: United Nations Commission on International Trade Law WGIII in the most recent version of the Secretariat’s Note on ‘Possible reform of investor-State dispute settlement (ISDS) Selection and Appointment of ISDS tribunal members’ mentions Arbitrator Intelligence as an aid that enables users to make better-informed decisions about arbitrator selection and case strategy.
WHAT PEOPLE ARE SAYING
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“Because many arbitrations in Peru involve Government entities, the Lima Chamber of Commerce has a heightened need to protect against corruption; feedback from Arbitrator Intelligence helps us promote transparency and integrity in our arbitrations.”
“Arbitrator Intelligence Reports are a technological and informational upgrade to make arbitrator appointments more predictable and the arbitral process even more effective.”
“Arbitrator Intelligence Reports make it easier for users to identify qualified new arbitrators and will make it easier to identify and appoint newer and more diverse arbitrators.”
“This work of data collection, evaluation and dissemination is critical to the overdue integration of Africa’s highly qualified and experienced leading arbitrators in the rarified universe of international commercial arbitration. Confidence in this international system cannot be sustained in a new world without diversity and inclusion.”
“Arbitrator Intelligence Reports offer insights about new arbitrators who may not otherwise be known. More choice will not only enhance diversity but also raise the bar for arbitrators as a whole.”
“Arbitrator Intelligence is a welcomed innovation in the world of international arbitration. As a decision-support tool, it offers better prospects and brings more certainty and wisdom to the process of selection of arbitrators.”
Mohamed S. Abdel Wahab
Head of International Arbitration, Zulficar & Partners Law Firm
“Because many arbitrations in Peru involve Government entities, the Lima Chamber of Commerce has a heightened need to protect against corruption; feedback from Arbitrator Intelligence helps us promote transparency and integrity in our arbitrations.”
Rosa Bueno
Immediate Past President of the Lima Chamber of Commerce; Founding Partner, BuenoLercari Consultores
“Arbitrator Intelligence Reports are a technological and informational upgrade to make arbitrator appointments more predictable and the arbitral process even more effective.”
Gary B. Born
Chair of the International Arbitration Practice Group, Wilmer Cutler Pickering Hale & Dorr LLP; President of the Singapore International Arbitration Centre
“Arbitrator Intelligence Reports make it easier for users to identify qualified new arbitrators and will make it easier to identify and appoint newer and more diverse arbitrators.”
Gabrielle Kaufmann-Kohler
President of the Council of the Centre for International Dispute Settlement; Partner, Lévy Kaufmann-Kohler
“This work of data collection, evaluation and dissemination is critical to the overdue integration of Africa’s highly qualified and experienced leading arbitrators in the rarified universe of international commercial arbitration. Confidence in this international system cannot be sustained in a new world without diversity and inclusion.”
C. Adeyemi Candide-Johnson
Immediate Past President of the Lagos Court of Arbitration; Senior Partner, Strachan Partners
“Arbitrator Intelligence Reports offer insights about new arbitrators who may not otherwise be known. More choice will not only enhance diversity but also raise the bar for arbitrators as a whole.”
Chiann Bao
Vice President of the ICC Court of Arbitration and Chair of the ICC Commission Task Force on Arbitration and ADR; Independent Arbitrator, Arbitration Chambers (Hong Kong/London)
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