Maritime arbitration applies to disputes related to the maritime, port, and fishing sectors, as well as to the transportation of goods, both by sea and by land, up to the delivery of the cargo.

It is a particularly suitable mechanism for resolving disputes arising from contractual and commercial relationships inherent to these sectors. This form of arbitration has a long-standing tradition and a high degree of specialization, with arbitrators typically possessing expertise in maritime law and international trade. Its use is common in operations that require technical, efficient solutions tailored to the dynamics of maritime commerce and the international transportation of goods.