Simulation models venues, not named arbitrators. This note sets out what a corpus of published awards actually supports, where selection bias defeats it, and why we stopped short.
Accept rate rewards timid redlines. Here is the four-part measure we use instead, the sample behind it, and the places where it still misleads us.
A bilingual contract that differs between its two language versions is a dispute waiting for a tribunal. Here is how we test for parity, what the test catches, and what it still misses.
Time saved is the easiest number to inflate. Here is how we define first-pass review time, who we measure, what we exclude and where the measurement still misleads.
