SeaSolveX Launches to Modernise Maritime Dispute Resolution Frameworks
Founded by maritime lawyers Janci Karri and Jonathan Brown, SeaSolveX aims to accelerate how the global shipping sector handles legal conflicts.

A new dispute resolution enterprise, SeaSolveX, has been introduced to the maritime market with an aim to overhaul legacy conflict management practices. Established by international shipping lawyers and mediators Janci Karri and Jonathan Brown, the initiative seeks to reshape the existing approaches to commercial and legal settlements across the industry.
The venture enters the market advocating for a fundamental transition in how maritime conflicts are addressed. According to the founders, the mechanisms currently employed to handle disagreements have failed to evolve in step with wider maritime advancements, creating friction across commercial relationships.
Karri and Brown have highlighted an operational imbalance within global shipping. While the industry ranks among the most technologically progressive global supply sectors, its procedures for settling disputes continue to operate at a pace more characteristic of the previous century.
SeaSolveX intends to challenge this status quo by introducing updated dispute resolution processes suited to contemporary commercial demands, offering alternatives to prolonged traditional settlement procedures.
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