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DSPT Finder sources international arbitration leads before everyone else. Every day we scan over 2,100 publications in 32 languages across 159 countries, so you reach the client before anyone else does.
DSPT Finder is an AI tool that sources international arbitration leads. It finds investment treaty disputes before they are filed, so arbitration lawyers reach the client first.
From news, government publications and company disclosures: more than 2,100 sources in 32 languages across 159+ countries, with every headline translated into English. Most treaty disputes start with a government measure, such as a cancelled licence or a new tax, and that is what it looks for.
Often months before a claim. Spain cut its fixed renewables tariff in July 2013, and the first treaty claim over it was registered at ICSID that December. The useful window is the time in between.
No. It is software your team uses. You get disputes worth a look, not a list of contacts, and your lawyers decide which ones to pursue.
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