José Maria Alcántara Gonzalez

Dawniej praktykujący prawnik w Madrycie, pełnoetatowy arbiter i mediator. Założyciel firmy AMYA (Madryt). Zajmuje się prawem morskim i handlowym. Profesor prawa morskiego i wykładowca na wielu konferencjach na całym świecie od 1972 roku.

Ex-President and Mediator at the IMCAM Panel, London.

CEAMAR Arbitrator, Montevideo.

Ex-President of the Mediterranean Maritime Arbitration Association, Genoa (Italy).

Member of the Chambre Arbitrale Maritime, Monaco.

Panel arbitrator at the International Court of Arbitration for Marine and Inland Navigation at Gdynia (Poland).

ICC Arbitrator, Paris.

Supporting Member (accepting appointments) of the London Maritime Arbitrators Association, London, LMAA

Permanent arbitrator for the Regional Centre for Commercial Arbitration, El Cairo.

Member of the G.G.C. Arbitration Centre, Bahrain.

President of the ICMA VIII, Madrid.

Panel Arbitrator of the China Maritime Arbitration Commission, Beijing/Shanghai (CMAC).

Arbitrator at the SCMA, Singapore.

Former Arbitrator at the SIAC Emergency Arbitrator Panel, Singapore.

Arbitrator at the Kuala Lumpur Regional Centre for Arbitration KLRCA, Malaysia.

Arbitrator of the Court of Arbitration at the Polish Chamber of Commerce, Warsaw.

Arbitrator of the Qatar International Centre of Arbitration.

Arbitrator of the Maritime Arbitration Commission at the Ukrainian Chamber of Commerce and Industry, Kiev.

Arbitrator of the CECOMAP, Republic of Panama

Ex-President and arbitrator of the Spanish Association of Maritime Arbitration – IMARCO.

Arbitrator at the Arbitration Court of Madrid.

Arbitrator of the former Panel at the Board of Trade of Madrid, (CAM).

Member of the Spanish Arbitration Club, Madrid.

Arbitrator at the “Consolat de Mar” Court (Barcelona).

Member of the Arbitration Court at the Madrid Bar Association (ICAM).

Founder and Director of ARBITRAMAR, Madrid

President of the Arbitration Committee at the Spanish Maritime Law Association, Madrid.

Author of the book “Maritime Arbitration in Panama”, and also of series “International Maritime Conventions” (published volumes I, II, III and IV to date).