Chairmanship
Provides institutional direction, representation, strategic development and coordination, without intervening in case-specific arbitral decision-making.
INSTITUTION
Governance, independence and institutional administration.
Miami International Arbitration Center operates through an institutional framework designed to support arbitration administration, preserve functional independence and provide procedural confidence to parties and tribunals.
About the Center
Miami International Arbitration Center is an institutional initiative of the Latin Chamber of Commerce of the United States of America, based in Miami, Florida. It administers domestic and international commercial arbitration and related dispute resolution services under its institutional rules, standards and governance framework.
MIAC-CAMACOL serves as the institutional identifier for the Center, preserving continuity while the public-facing institution operates as a Miami-based forum for commercial disputes across the Americas.
Institutional continuity
The official seal preserves institutional continuity while the broader interface presents the Center as a clean, accessible and digital-ready arbitration platform for commercial disputes across the Americas.
Miami forum
Institutional rules
Hemispheric reach
Institutional Leadership
Leadership and institutional bodies are presented for transparency and orientation. Arbitral decision-making remains separate from institutional administration.
Chairmanship
Court of Arbitration
Secretariat General
Governance Architecture
The institutional architecture separates direction, court-related functions, Secretariat administration, advisory perspective and program development into clear areas of responsibility.
Court of Arbitration
Supports institutional functions related to appointments, confirmations, challenges and other court-related matters under the applicable rules, without deciding the merits of disputes.
Secretariat General
Coordinates case administration, communications, filing, procedural support, electronic records, document flow and Secretariat guidance.
Advisory Council
Supports institutional development, international perspective and strategic guidance where applicable.
Programs & Networks
Promote academic engagement, professional collaboration, publications, networks and international institutional presence without administering cases.
Functional independence in case administration
The arbitral function belongs exclusively to arbitral tribunals. MIAC-CAMACOL, its Court, Secretariat General and internal organs perform institutional, administrative or technical-administrative functions under the applicable rules, without deciding the merits of the dispute.
Institutional Standards
The institutional framework is designed around standards that support confidence in administration without merging institutional functions with arbitral decision-making.
Independence
Clear separation between institutional administration and arbitral decision-making.
Impartiality
Administrative support designed to preserve equal treatment and neutrality.
Confidentiality
Responsible handling of case information, records and communications.
Procedural integrity
Rules-based coordination that supports orderly proceedings.
Transparency in administration
Clear institutional roles, pathways and document access.
Efficient case management
Digital-ready coordination for filings, communications and procedural flow.
An institutional framework for commercial disputes across the Americas.
Whether you are reviewing institutional documents, preparing a filing or seeking case administration guidance, Miami International Arbitration Center provides a structured institutional path for arbitration and related dispute resolution services.