Arbitration advocacy in changing times
By: general editor, Albert Jan van den Berg
Contributors: Berg, A. J. van den; Permanent Court of Arbitration; International Council for Commercial Arbitration
Series: ICCA Congress series -- no. 15; ICCA congress series -- no. 15.
Publisher: Kluwer Law International; Wolters Kluwer Law & Business; Sold and distributed in North, Central and South America by Aspen Publishers
Published: 2011
Place of publication: Alphen aan den Rijn, The Netherlands; Frederick, MD
Language: eng
Number of pages: 472
ISBN-13: 9789041133663
Subjects: International Arbitration and award; Congresses; Legal ethics
Notes: At head of title: International Council for Commercial Arbitration.

"With the assistance of the Permanent Court of Arbitration, Peace Palace, The Hague."

"International Arbitration Conference, Rio de Janeiro, 23-26 May 2010"--Series title page.

Includes bibliographical references.
Table of contents: title: The transnational advocate  -- Donald Francis Donovan; title: Advocacy in international arbitration : an art, a science or a technique?  -- Antonio Crivellaro; title: Strategic management in commencing an arbitration  -- V.V. Veeder; title: Promoting peace before conflict : integrating alternative methods of dispute resolution into the arbitration process  -- John M. Townsend; title: Use of the media by counsel in investor-state arbitration  -- Meg Kinnear and Aïssatour Diop; title: Written advocacy  -- Guillermo Aguilar Alvarez; title: Discovery in international arbitration : a foreign creature for civil lawyers? Annex I: Timing and other issues of time management  -- Jalal El Ahdab and Amal Bouchenaki; title: Witness preparation : a key to effective advocacy in international arbitration  -- Nigel Blackaby; title: Protocol on expert teaming : a new approach to expert evidence  -- Klaus Sachs with the assistance of Nils Schmidt-Ahrendts; title: Should experts be neutrals or advocates?  -- Dushyant Dave; title: Discoverability of communications between counsel and party-appointed experts in international arbitration  -- Paul Friedland and Kate Brown de Vejar; title: Oral advocacy and time control in international arbitration. Annex I: The economics of oral advocacy and time control  -- David J.A. Cairns; title: The examination and cross-examination of witnesses  -- Marinn Carlson; title: The effective use of legal sources : how much is too much and what is the role for Iura Novit Curia?  -- Claus von Wobeser; title: The relative merits of oral argument and post-hearing briefs  -- Alejandro A. Escobar; title: Post-award advocacy : the relationship between interim and final awards : Res Judicata concerns  -- Eduardo Zuleta; title: Correction and clarification of arbitral awards  -- Luiz Olavo Baptista; title: ICSID annulment procedure : a balancing exercise between correctness and finality  -- Gabriela Alvarez Avila; title: Fundamental rights and international arbitration : arbitral awards and constitutional law  -- Laurence Boisson de Chazournes; title: On the internationalization of administrative contracts, arbitration and the Calvo Doctrine  -- Guido Santiago Tawil; title: Mandatory rules : what's a lawyer to do?  -- Josefa Sicard-Mirabel; title: State immunity, public policy and international commercial arbitration  -- Teresa Cheng; title: Ethics in international arbitration  -- Doak Bishop; title: The compelling need for a code of ethics in international arbitration : transparency, integrity and legitimacy  -- Doak Bishop and Margrete Stevens; title: International code of ethics for lawyers practicing before international arbitral tribunals.