Wolters Kluwer enhances Kluwer Arbitration Awards database in partnership with Arbitrator Intelligence Collection provides exclusive insight from expert arbitrators worldwide

Wolters Kluwer Legal & Regulatory U.S. announced that it has significantly increased its coverage of international Arbitral Awards in partnership with Arbitrator Intelligence. Available on www.kluwerarbitration.com, the world's leading research solution for international arbitration, the exclusive collection provides valuable insight into how individual arbitrators manage a variety of procedural issues.

The collection of awards and orders are from arbitrations presided over by known arbitrators worldwide from the American Arbitration Association and its International Centre for Dispute Resolution as well as ad-hoc arbitrations and arbitrations administered by the International Chamber of Commerce London Court of International Arbitration), Judicial Arbitration and Mediation Services and other institutions.

Gary Born, Partner & Chair of the International Arbitration Practice Group at Wilmer Cutler Pickering Hale and Dorr LLP, author of Wolters Kluwer's leading treatise International Commercial Arbitration and member of the Board of Advisors of Arbitrator Intelligence said: "By making international arbitral awards more widely available, Arbitrator Intelligence and Kluwer are making it easier for parties and counsel around the world to do better, more efficient research about arbitrator decision-making."

Michael McIlwrath, Global Chief Litigation Counsel for GE Oil & Gas, a contributing editor to the Kluwer Arbitration blog, and also a member of the Arbitrator Intelligence Board of Advisors said: "From the parties and in-house counsels'perspective, more information about past cases will improve the predictability of arbitrator selection and therefore the quality of arbitration."

Arbitrator Intelligence is a non-profit, university-affiliated entity that aims to promote transparency, accountability and diversity in arbitrator selection and appointments. Through its anonymous questionnaire (called the "Arbitrator Intelligence Questionnaire" or "AIQ"), Arbitrator Intelligence collects objective information and professional assessments of arbitrators’ case management skills and decision making. When sufficient feedback is collected, Arbitrator Intelligence will be compiling the anonymized data into individual "Arbitrator Intelligence Reports" that will be available through Kluwer's arbitrator tool.

Wolters Kluwer's International Group is the leading provider of English-language cross-border legal information and in-depth solutions for the global business and academic communities. Areas of expertise include arbitration, intellectual property law, international taxation, and competition law.

To learn more about Kluwer Arbitration, visit www.kluwerarbitration.com.