The leading arbitrators' guide to international arbitration
By: editors: Lawrence W. Newman, Richard D. Hill
Edition: Third edition.
Publisher: Juris Publishing, Inc.
Published: 2014
Place of publication: Huntington, New York
Language: eng
Number of pages: 1121
ISBN-13: 9781937518332
Copyright date: 2014
Subjects: International commercial arbitration; Arbitrators; Legal status, laws
Notes: Includes bibliographical references and index.
Table of contents: title: The history of international commercial arbitration : a sketch  -- Baron (Michael) Mustill; title: Interference by national courts  -- Jan Paulsson; title: ADR and arbitration  -- Robert B. Davidson and David Plant; title: Whose arbitration is it anyway : the parties' or the arbitration tribunals?  -- V.V. Veeder; title: Confidentiality  -- Michael Pryles; title: Responsibility of arbitrators and arbitral institutions  -- Pierre A. Karrer; title: The ethics of international arbitrators  -- Catherine A. Rogers and Jeffrey C. Jeng; title: Third party funding of international arbitrations  -- Stephen Jagusch; title: Real and feared arbitrator conflicts of interest  -- Mauro Rubino-Sammartano; title: The role of the president of the arbitral tribunal  -- Paulo Michele Patocchi and Robert Briner; title: International arbitration from the perspective of corporate counsel  -- Richard D. Hill; title: Perspectives on future developments in international arbitration -- Karl-Heinz Bockstiegel.; title: The tribunal's appointment  -- Gerald Aksen; title: Emergency arbitrators  -- Grant Hanessian; title: Interim measures  -- Alan Redfern; title: The organizational meeting  -- Klaus Reichert; title: Organizing an international arbitration : practice pointers  -- Albert Jan van den Berg; title: The role of the arbitrator in determining the applicable law  -- Emmanuel Gaillard; title: The party-appointed arbitrator : further reflections  -- Andreas R. Lowenfeld; title: The duties of an arbitrator  -- Martin Hunter and Allan Philip; title: Controlling time and costs in arbitration  -- Christopher Newmark; title: Objections to jurisdiction  -- Sigvard Jarvin and Alexander G. Leventhal; title: The role of the secretary to the arbitral tribunal  -- Pierre Tercier; title: The civil law approach to discovery : a comparative overview of the taking of evidence in the Anglo-American and continental arbitration systems -- Giorgio Bernini.; title: Determining the extent of discovery and dealing with requests for discovery : perspectives from the common law  -- Charles N. Brower and Jeremy K. Sharpe; title: The conduct of the hearings  -- Bernard Hanotiau; title: Advocacy in international arbitration  -- C. Mark Baker; title: Cross-examination in international arbitration : opportunities and challenges  -- Lawrence W. Newman; title: Witness conferencing  -- Hilmar Raeschke-Kessler; title: Non-signatories and international arbitration  -- William W. Park; title: Witness statements : use and abuse  -- Eric A. Schwartz and Rocío Digón; title: Is there a life after the award?  -- Alexis Mourre; title: The arbitral award  -- Bernardo M. Cremades; title: The tribunal's deliberations  -- L. Yves Fortier; title: Assessing expert evidence  -- Sophie Nappert and Fabricio Fortese; title: Accessing damages in international arbitration : practical considerations  -- Hilary Heilbron; title: The dynamics of deliberation meetings and dissenting opinions -- Ugo Draetta.; title: Annulment and enforcement of international arbitral awards : a practical perspective  -- Hans Smit; title: Arbitration involving states  -- Kaj Hobér; title: Arbitrating investment disputes  -- Francisco Orrego Vicuña; title: Arbitrating international construction disputes  -- John Uff; title: International arbitration in oil, gas and energy -- James M. Gaitis and Thomas W. Wälde