Arbitration Services
Arbitration Process
- STEP-BY-STEP GUIDE TO THE ARBITRATION PROCESS
- COMMITMENT TO FAIRNESS AND EFFICIENCY
Welcome to the arbitration practice of Reginald E. McKamie. With a unique and extensive background as an accomplished maritime attorney, a licensed Unlimited Master Mariner , a Certified Public Accountant , and a retired U.S. Navy Captain, Mr. McKamie offers unparalleled expertise in resolving complex disputes.
His practice is dedicated to providing fair, efficient, and definitive arbitration services for the global maritime industry, with a focus on international disputes seated in key hubs such as London, Dubai, Singapore, and Panama.
Key Differentiators:
• Decades of Legal Experience: Founded his law firm in 1989 and has successfully argued cases in U.S. District Courts, Texas Appellate Courts, and the Supreme Court of Texas.
• Hands-On Maritime Knowledge: Served as Captain of multiple ocean-going vessels and holds an Unlimited Master Mariner license
• Financial & Business Acumen: Holds an M.B.A. from the University of Southern California and is a licensed CPA , with experience as a Senior Financial Specialist at Exxon Shipping Company.
Peer-Recognized Excellence:Achieved Proctor status in The Maritime Law Association of the United States and holds an AV® Rating from Martindale-Hubbell, designating him as preeminent in his field.
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Global Expertise in Premier Arbitration Center
- Houston: The energy capital of the world and a key center for offshore, oil & gas, and maritime industry operations.
- New York: A global financial powerhouse and leading forum for maritime finance, insurance, and high-stakes commercial litigation.
- London: A traditional and leading center for maritime law and insurance.
- Dubai: A vital hub connecting trade between the East and West.
- Singapore: A premier arbitration seat in the heart of Asian shipping and commerce.
- Panama: A strategic location critical to global trade and shipping routes.
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The Arbitration Process
The arbitration process is designed to be more efficient, private, and cost-effective than traditional court litigation. Mr. McKamie is committed to managing a process that is fair, thorough, and timely. The typical process includes:
1. Arbitration Agreement: Parties agree to submit their dispute to binding arbitration.
2. Selection of the Arbitrator. The parties select Reginald E. McKamie to serve as the neutral third-party arbitrator.
3. Preliminary Conference: A meeting is held to establish rules, set discovery schedules, and outline the timeline for the proceedings.
4. Discovery & Submissions: Parties exchange relevant documents and
information and submit their written arguments and evidence.
5. The Hearing: A private hearing is conducted where parties present their cases, witness testimony, and evidence.
6. The Award: After careful review of all evidence and arguments, Mr. McKamie will issue a final and binding written award, providing a definitive resolution to the dispute.
