Docket Navigator
Docket Navigator is a litigation research and analytics platform that delivers deep insights into US federal patent, trademark, copyright, antitrust, securities and trade secret litigation. Based in Texas, Docket Navigator’s unique and innovative approach to modeling court cases in a digital platform has made it a must-have tool for patent litigators in the US, including over 16,000 attorneys, judges, clerks, litigation support firms, expert witness firms, tech companies and researchers. Docket Navigator delivers insights to its subscribers via a daily email called the Docket Report, customised daily alerts, a searchable online database, and powerful analytics tools. Eighty-eight of the AmLaw 100 firms, and 28 of the top 30 ‘busiest’ patent litigation firms (based on the number of patent cases filed each year) maintain subscriptions to Docket Navigator.
Charles River Associates
Charles River Associates (CRA) is a leading global consulting firm that offers economic, financial, and strategic expertise to major law firms, corporations, accounting firms, and governments around the world. Our experts bring a unique combination of cutting-edge research, state-of-the-art methods, and proven experience to bear on our clients’ most complex challenges.
CRA specializes in management consulting and economic litigation. Our senior-led teams include leading academic experts and business leaders with experience across industries. Because of our proven skills in complex cases and exceptional strength in analytics, clients depend on our objective, fact-based advice for their high-profile, high stakes matters.
CRA specializes in management consulting and economic litigation. Our senior-led teams include leading academic experts and business leaders with experience across industries. Because of our proven skills in complex cases and exceptional strength in analytics, clients depend on our objective, fact-based advice for their high-profile, high stakes matters.
JAMS
JAMS is the premier provider of alternative dispute resolution (ADR) services, handling more than 21,000 cases annually. With more than 500 neutrals and 29 locations, JAMS delivers efficient, cost-effective and impartial solutions for business and legal disputes at any stage of conflict. Since its founding in 1979, its distinguished panel has included retired federal and state court judges, former litigators, transactional attorneys and other ADR professionals with deep industry and practice area experience. JAMS offers customized in-person, virtual and hybrid resolution services to provide a seamless experience through concierge-level client care, highly skilled case managers and advanced technology.
Building on this foundation, JAMS Pathways provides organizations with early conflict resolution, facilitation and training, helping teams prevent disputes before they escalate.
With a legacy of trust and innovation, JAMS helps parties find the way forward so they can focus on what matters most.
Building on this foundation, JAMS Pathways provides organizations with early conflict resolution, facilitation and training, helping teams prevent disputes before they escalate.
With a legacy of trust and innovation, JAMS helps parties find the way forward so they can focus on what matters most.
White & Case
White & Case is a global law firm with longstanding offices in the markets that matter today. Their on-the-ground experience, their cross-border integration and their depth of local, US and English-qualified lawyers help their clients work with confidence in any their market or across many.
Law.com provides lawyers within the world’s leading law firms and legal departments (Global 200, Law.com subscribers, GCs at the F1000) with news and analysis of the global legal industry, insights into what’s happening across all sectors of the legal industry in all major markets around the world. Law.com is the world’s legal authority, offering quality local coverage with global insights & trends on the entire legal industry to give international lawyers the competitive edge and business intelligence needed to grow their business worldwide.
Energy Disputes Arbitration Center (EDAC), with its head office in Ankara, established to resolve the disputes between companies in Central Asia, Europe, Balkans, Middle East, America, and Africa regarding Energy and Infrastructure Law, is the first and only sectoral arbitration center focused on energy disputes and operated as an international arbitration center.
EDAC consists of the Secretariat, the Board of Directors, the National Board, the International Board, Consultants and Arbitrators. EDAC, which is not affiliated with the state or any organization, is an impartial and independent arbitration center, ensuring that the arbitration process is carried out objectively and reliably. The Energy Disputes Arbitration Center is home to board members, consultants and arbitrators from different nationalities and legal systems, who are experts in the energy sector and international law.
Arbitration method offers effective, flexible and impartial solutions, independent of national rules, with the aim of protecting and securing commercial and investment rights, without being subject to different and complex procedures of national courts and without loss of time and any rights. EDAC gives freedom to the parties to select the place of arbitration, the language of the award, the applicable law and the arbitrators. The decisions to be taken at the Energy Disputes Arbitration Center are final and binding and have international validity in accordance with the 1958 New York Convention.
EDAC consists of the Secretariat, the Board of Directors, the National Board, the International Board, Consultants and Arbitrators. EDAC, which is not affiliated with the state or any organization, is an impartial and independent arbitration center, ensuring that the arbitration process is carried out objectively and reliably. The Energy Disputes Arbitration Center is home to board members, consultants and arbitrators from different nationalities and legal systems, who are experts in the energy sector and international law.
Arbitration method offers effective, flexible and impartial solutions, independent of national rules, with the aim of protecting and securing commercial and investment rights, without being subject to different and complex procedures of national courts and without loss of time and any rights. EDAC gives freedom to the parties to select the place of arbitration, the language of the award, the applicable law and the arbitrators. The decisions to be taken at the Energy Disputes Arbitration Center are final and binding and have international validity in accordance with the 1958 New York Convention.
Fashioned after a similar club in London, the Houston International Arbitration Club (“HIAC”) began with a small group of Houston-based practitioners gathering together periodically over lunch to share ideas and experiences. The lunch meetings have continued through the years and the group now numbers more than 40 members. HIAC regularly hosts speakers from many different jurisdictions for enlightened discussions on a broad range of global issues that affect international arbitration.
Lexology delivers the most comprehensive source of international legal updates, analysis and insights. Publishing in excess of 450 articles every day from over 900 leading law firms and service providers worldwide across over 50 work areas in 25 languages. Lexology’s searchable archive now contains more than 1,000,000 articles. Endorsed by more than 100 associations, corporations and corporate counsel groups, Lexology is not only considered an invaluable resource of its kind, but also regarded as the industry benchmark.
Racial Equality for Arbitration Lawyers (REAL).
REAL is a group of global lawyers practicing in international arbitration and striving to achieve racial equality for arbitration lawyers.
REAL is a group of global lawyers practicing in international arbitration and striving to achieve racial equality for arbitration lawyers.
The Miami International Arbitration Society (MIAS) was founded to promote international arbitration and mediation in Miami with its primary focus the resolution of commercial and investment disputes relating to the Americas.
Miami has promoted international arbitration since the early 90s and with its ideal location and its bilingual professional population Miami has developed a stellar reputation for arbitration. Every year the city attracts experts in the field from across the globe by hosting international annual conferences, for example, the annual ICC Miami Conference on International Arbitration and the 2014 ICCA Congress. (In 2022, Miami will host the IBA's annual conference).
MIAS works to enhance Miami's extensive infrastructure by supporting legislation (such as the UNCITRAL Model Law which Florida enacted in 2011), academic programs, and by promoting local international arbitration conferences. MIAS also provides training and legal updates to its members and the local judiciary and a forum for the exchange of ideas on the latest developments in this growing field.
Skilled arbitrators, bilingual professionals, a learned judiciary, state-of-the-art facilities, budget friendly resources and one of the largest passenger and freight airports in the world combine to make Miami the metropolitan gateway to Latin America and the Caribbean.
Miami has promoted international arbitration since the early 90s and with its ideal location and its bilingual professional population Miami has developed a stellar reputation for arbitration. Every year the city attracts experts in the field from across the globe by hosting international annual conferences, for example, the annual ICC Miami Conference on International Arbitration and the 2014 ICCA Congress. (In 2022, Miami will host the IBA's annual conference).
MIAS works to enhance Miami's extensive infrastructure by supporting legislation (such as the UNCITRAL Model Law which Florida enacted in 2011), academic programs, and by promoting local international arbitration conferences. MIAS also provides training and legal updates to its members and the local judiciary and a forum for the exchange of ideas on the latest developments in this growing field.
Skilled arbitrators, bilingual professionals, a learned judiciary, state-of-the-art facilities, budget friendly resources and one of the largest passenger and freight airports in the world combine to make Miami the metropolitan gateway to Latin America and the Caribbean.
The New York International Arbitration Center (NYIAC) is a nonprofit organization formed to advance, strengthen and promote international arbitration in New York.
NYIAC offers the following services:
- Provides world-class hearing rooms, breakout rooms and state-of-the-art technology for international arbitration cases of any size, including large, multi-party arbitrations, mediations and conferences of all kinds, whether administered by an arbitral institution or ad hoc.
- Develops programs and materials about international arbitration in New York, the application of New York law in international arbitration, and the recognition and enforcement of arbitral awards in New York and the United States generally.
- Supports dialogue, discussion and debate of international arbitration issues and decisions among the legal, judicial, academic and business communities in New York.
- Engages in other activities to promote New York’s role as a pre-eminent venue for the conduct of international arbitration and the choice of New York substantive law to govern parties’ contracts.
NYIAC offers the following services:
- Provides world-class hearing rooms, breakout rooms and state-of-the-art technology for international arbitration cases of any size, including large, multi-party arbitrations, mediations and conferences of all kinds, whether administered by an arbitral institution or ad hoc.
- Develops programs and materials about international arbitration in New York, the application of New York law in international arbitration, and the recognition and enforcement of arbitral awards in New York and the United States generally.
- Supports dialogue, discussion and debate of international arbitration issues and decisions among the legal, judicial, academic and business communities in New York.
- Engages in other activities to promote New York’s role as a pre-eminent venue for the conduct of international arbitration and the choice of New York substantive law to govern parties’ contracts.
TCAS is an Ontario not-for-profit corporation, incorporated in 2024, first established as an association in 2010 with the following purposes and ojectives:
- to further the use of arbitration as a means of resolving commercial disputes and to promote excellence in the practice of arbitration;
- to promote and develop Toronto as a pre-eminent location for international commercial arbitration;
- to develop and promote a common set of rules and standards for the practice of commercial arbitration; and
- to encourage continuing education among the members and to provide a forum for the exchange of ideas on all aspects of international and domestic arbitration.
- to further the use of arbitration as a means of resolving commercial disputes and to promote excellence in the practice of arbitration;
- to promote and develop Toronto as a pre-eminent location for international commercial arbitration;
- to develop and promote a common set of rules and standards for the practice of commercial arbitration; and
- to encourage continuing education among the members and to provide a forum for the exchange of ideas on all aspects of international and domestic arbitration.
The Western Canada Commercial Arbitration Society (WCCAS) is an assembly of some of Western Canada’s most experienced domestic and international commercial arbitrators. Its purposes are to encourage the use of commercial arbitration by Canadian businesses in appropriate circumstances, to promote Western Canada as a suitable seat of arbitration, and ensure that we continue to have a sufficient number of trained, experienced arbitrators capable of dealing with the many important and complex cases that arise in or are seated in the West.
