I am looking for an Arbitrator with legal experience to settle a dispute between MR-TI and SISOL.
I would of preferred a less public setting to make this request but Cathy Okagima of SISOL has noted that they will not enter into negotiations with the arbitrator I initially suggested and has requested this notice be made public.
Obviously any Arbitrator will be compensated for there time.
Please contact myself and Cathy Okagima if you are interested.
Context: This is a financial dispute in relation to the purchase of shares and the actions of a party in relation to the handling of corporate funds.
Generally speaking, the best arbiters have areas of specialty they prefer to focus on. Perhaps if you gave a rough outline of the situation, without names attached, someone might be able to point you in the right direction.
I have had a singular application for the role already which is now under consideration however I will add a little more context for general assistance.
It has been suggested that we may wish to go through the Onnamon Capsuleer Tribunal(or at least it’s method) in which case I believe we would need three representatives.
If anyone is interested please reach out here or directly.
If a third representative hasn’t been selected, I wouldn’t mind offering of my services. I have a small background in corporation management and a bit more broad in corp asset management.
So we just need a third and final judiciar for this public display of vitriol.
Please let all here know that I am only going through with this as Mr Minsk has stated he will respect it’s decision and has heavily hinted I will receive a price on my head or mercs at my back if I refuse.
This is coercion pure and simple SISOL was a privately run capsuleer enterprise and the deal we struck held all the risks that comes with.
You may, should you wish, approach me to take the task of an arbitrator. I am noble, former corporate diplomat and CFO, led an Inquisition, and I’m really quite handsome. I will wave any fee for my service.
I will take further advice now we have a full board but if that is as I previously suggested Mz Okagima-Haani’s wish I am not going to stand in opposition an arbitration is only of use where all parties agree to it taking place.
If I were to wish to take any violent actions these would have to be agreed to by our shareholders and I can confirm as of this time no discussion on such a matter has taken place. I have not intermated to Mz Okagima that any such repercussions would be forthcoming.
However to clarify MR-TI will stand by any outcome of the arbitration and if we are awarded damages then we will proceed to collect by all and any means available.
I would have recommended arbitration by the Caldari Business Tribunal instead, but if this is how both parties wish to proceed, and a panel of three arbitrators has been established, I wish everyone the best of luck. I would not recommend making public statements whilst one is emotional, though.
I find the fact you appear to of sided with Kenaar quite distasteful but I suppose you will simply call that the price of doing business.
That said I guess your loyalty to me is like that of your loyalty to the Intaki, Caldari or Amarr let it not be forgotten you flew in Amarr militia for a short time.
Yes let me shout it from the mountains the “Intaki Liberator, Richard Masseri, flew with the oppressors!”
Just to confirm I have no strong opinions on the Minmatar, Amarr war.