Legal Intelligence for Arbitration
Justice at the Speed
of Intelligence.
Arbitalis.AI is an AI-infrastructure which optimises and expedites the process of arbitration.
The Arbitration Crisis
A system under strain.
Delay is no longer incidental, it is structural.
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The Outcome
Faster resolution.
Transparent reasoning. Dramatically lower cost.
Aligned with SDG 16 and broader ease of doing business goals, Arbitalis.AI is built around the core principles reflected in the CIArb Guideline on AI use in arbitration.
Why Now
The regulatory window is open.
The technology is ready.
The 2025 QMUL Survey confirms 91% of arbitration practitioners expect to use AI for research and data analytics within five years, driven by time savings (54%) and cost reduction (44%).
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UAE
DIAC & ADGM Frameworks
Institutional arbitration is a national priority. Fast-tracking technology-first proceedings.
India
Arbitration Council Act + National AI Mission
Positioning itself as a global arbitration hub. AI-native proceedings infrastructure is being built now.
Singapore
SIAC · Maxwell Chambers
World's most trusted arbitration seat. Leading institutional adoption of legal technology.
Built For
Practitioners who cannot afford
to lose time.
Law Firms
From intake to submission, without the manual overhead.
Arbitral Institutions
Run proceedings that are faster, more transparent, and more defensible.
Corporations
Understand your exposure before the first hearing.
Independent Arbitrators
Make better-informed decisions. Faster.
Private Demos
The platform is not public.
The demo is.
Available by invitation for qualifying law firms, arbitral institutions, and corporations. Request a private demo to see what's possible — and what it means for your practice.
Track every procedural stage, deadline, and AI flag in one view.
Founded by a Practitioner
“Lawyers are social engineers.”
I have believed this since my law school days.
I believe dispute resolution should be defined by clarity, speed, and reason. Not by delay, opacity, or procedural burden.
I built arbitalis.AI to re-engineer how arbitration works - where systems assist decision-making, not obstruct it.
This is not about improving process. It is about redesigning it.