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Tirado goes solo

Over three decades, Joe Tirado has watched arbitration go from a niche pursuit to big business. Now he is stepping out from private practice to become an independent arbitrator, targeting the US, Latin America and beyond.

At the end of 2024, Joe Tirado reached a crossroads in a career that has passed through many of them. Having reached the mandatory retirement age at Spanish firm Garrigues, where he had been co-head of international arbitration since 2016, he was keen to continue in a working environment and was looking for the right fit.

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