Product Line | Kluwer Law International |
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ISBN-13 | 9789403543871 |
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Last Updated | 2025-03-17 |
The complexity of commercial and investment arbitration is increasing, with many arbitrations now involving multiple parties or contracts and spanning multiple jurisdictions and areas of law – not to mention such pervasive new trends as virtual advocacy. This indispensable and eminently practical book systematically addresses the measures required to apply the concepts underpinning international arbitration in real-world arbitral proceedings.
With detailed guidance on all stages of international arbitration and their sequence, a select group of established and up-and-coming practitioners share their knowledge in user-friendly chapters on the most salient aspects of practice. These chapters are presented in four sections:
Practitioners – whether counsel or arbitrator – and clients will approach any case with full awareness of what strategies and tactics can be employed as a result of the authors’ detailed attention to the real-world practicalities likely to arise in international arbitration.
Editors
Foreword
Preface
Acknowledgements
Disclaimer
Introduction 1
PART I
Counsel’s Role in International Arbitration
SUB-PART A
Written Advocacy
CHAPTER 1
Legal Writing for Excellence in International Arbitration
Linda Maria Wayner & Courtney Lotfi
CHAPTER 2
Initiating Arbitration: The Request and Answer
Markus Burianski & Caroline Swartz-Zern
CHAPTER 3
Subsequent Submissions
Ben Love, Gisèle Stephens-Chu & Marcus Starke
CHAPTER 4
Interim Relief and Procedural Measures
Mino Han & Jake Lowther
CHAPTER 5
Transcript Review and Errata
Nata Ghibradze & Emre Üngör
CHAPTER 6
Post-hearing Briefs
Simon Consedine & Jean-Paul Dechamps
CHAPTER 7
Submissions on Costs
Alicja Zielinska-Eisen & Maria Paschou
CHAPTER 8
Post-award Remedies: Insights on the Correction, Interpretation, and Remission of Arbitral Awards
Galina Zukova & Gentrita Bajrami
CHAPTER 9
Post-award Steps: Set Aside
Erica Franzetti & Veronika Korom
CHAPTER 10
(Re-)Drafting the Arbitration Clause
Verónica Sandler Obregón
SUB-PART B
Oral Advocacy
CHAPTER 11
The Theory and Practice of Oral Advocacy
Peggy Forell & Courtney Lotfi
SUB-PART B-1
The Hearing
CHAPTER 12
Types of Hearing
Ignacio J. Minorini Lima, Martín Beretervide & Manuel Mazza
CHAPTER 13
Case Management Conferences and Early Meetings
Dorothee Schramm & Joshua Banks
CHAPTER 14
Opening Statements
Mallory Silberman & Rostislav Pekar
CHAPTER 15
Examination of Witnesses
Courtney Lotfi & Claire Pauly
CHAPTER 16
Cross Examination of Expert Witnesses
Christina L. Beharry & Belinda McRae
CHAPTER 17
Closing Statements
Laura Rees-Evans & Tariq Baloch
CHAPTER 18
A Few Words about Numbers
Tomas Vail
SUB-PART C
Evidencing the Case
CHAPTER 19
Introduction to Evidence in International Arbitration
Rachel Howie & Flavio Peter
CHAPTER 20
Applicable Rules
Jonatan Baier & Alejandro Lopez Ortiz
CHAPTER 21
Document Production in International Arbitration
Michal Jochemczak, Blossom Hing S.C & Joshua Chin
CHAPTER 22
Confidentiality and Privileges in International Arbitration
María Julia Milesi & Joanna Kisielinska-Garncarek
CHAPTER 23
The Nitty-Gritty of Exhibits in International Arbitration
Mariia Puchyna & Isabela de Assis Godoy
CHAPTER 24
Challenging Evidence in International Arbitration
Analía González, James J. East, Jr. & Jillian E. Timko
SUB-PART D
Working with Witnesses and Experts
SUB-PART D-1
Written Factual Witness Statements
CHAPTER 25
Part 1: The Importance of a Witness Statement
Moritz Keller & Sarah Lemoine
CHAPTER 26
Part 2: A Guide for Counsel When Preparing a Witness Statement
Eden Jardine
CHAPTER 27
Written Expert Reports
Eveli Lume & Tania Tholot
CHAPTER 28
Factual Witness Preparation
Lorraine de Germiny & Teresa Queirós
CHAPTER 29
Expert Witness Preparation
Federico Campolieti & Philip de Homont
CHAPTER 30
Expert Presentations
Daniela Bambaci & Agustina Gallo
CHAPTER 31
Working with Those from Different Legal Traditions
Tom Christopher Pröstler & Amy Wen Wei
CHAPTER 32
Working in Multiple Languages
Clarisa S. Fischer
SUB-PART E
Shaping Arbitration
CHAPTER 33
Composition of the Tribunal
Olena Perepelynska & Moritz Schmitt
CHAPTER 34
Arbitrator Challenges
Laura Halonen & Hugh Meighen
CHAPTER 35
Procedural Rules and the Procedural Calendar
Maria Angélica Burgos, Désirée Prantl & Celine Moser
CHAPTER 36
Bifurcation in International Arbitration
Verónica Sandler & Professor Hector Raul Sandler
CHAPTER 37
Policing Corruption in International Arbitration
Georgios Petrochilos KC & Nicola Peart
SUB-PART F
Teamwork
CHAPTER 38
Working with Juniors
Elizabeth Oger-Gross & Menalco J. Solis
CHAPTER 39
Working with Seniors, or the Dynamics of Collaborating with (More) Senior Lawyers in International Arbitration
Elizabeth Chan & Isabel Lightbody
CHAPTER 40
Working with Co-counsel
Ginta Ahrel & Yael Ribco Borman
CHAPTER 41
Team Leadership in International Arbitration
Brooks Daly
CHAPTER 42
The Psychology of Counsel in International Arbitration
Lucja Nowak
SUB-PART G
Alternative Forms of Dispute Resolution in the Context of International Arbitration
CHAPTER 43
Negotiation in International Arbitration
René A. Pfromm & Mark Baldock
CHAPTER 44
Mediation
Sebastian Kneisel
PART II
The Tribunal’s Role in International Arbitration
CHAPTER 45
Duties of the Arbitrator
Verónica Sandler Obregón
CHAPTER 46
Responding to the Nomination
Iuliana Iancu & Hanna Roos
CHAPTER 47
Working with Other Members of the Tribunal
Julie Spinelli & Michal Kocur
CHAPTER 48
Early Case Documents
Eliane Fischer & Courtney Furner
CHAPTER 49
Document Production: Flexibility and Fragility in International Arbitration
Ruth Teitelbaum
CHAPTER 50
Weighing Evidence in International Arbitration
Santiago Soria & Manuel Tomas Schmidt Meyer
CHAPTER 51
The Hearing: The Arbitral Tribunal’s Perspective
Rahim Moloo & Victoria R. Orlowski
CHAPTER 52
Drafting Procedural Orders in International Arbitration
Alegría Jijón
CHAPTER 53
Drafting the Award
Courtney Lotfi, Alexey Schitikov & Romit Sarkar
CHAPTER 54
Correction and Clarification of Awards in International Arbitration
Simon Maynard & Medhavi Singh
CHAPTER 55
Deciding a Case ‘Ex Aequo Et Bono’ or Through ‘Amiable Composition’
Franz T. Schwarz
CHAPTER 56
Remuneration of Arbitrators
Francisco Abriani & Karen Petch
CHAPTER 57
The Secretary to the Arbitral Tribunal: Key Aspects and Practical Insights
Christopher Bloch & Panagiotis Chalkias
PART III
The Institution’s Role in International Arbitration
CHAPTER 58
Institutional Arbitration Versus Ad Hoc Arbitration
Juan Felipe Merizalde
CHAPTER 59
Institutional Appointment of Arbitrators
Mariel Dimsey & Maren Wibke Weigl
CHAPTER 60
Advance on Costs: What, Why, When and How?
Christian Albanesi & Diego Gosis
CHAPTER 61
The Secretariat
Michele Sonen & Alina Leoveanu
CHAPTER 62
Scrutiny
Jose Ricardo Feris & Friederike Schäfer
PART IV
Paying for Arbitration
CHAPTER 63
Calculating the Cost of Arbitration
Maria Paschou & Alicja Zielinska-Eisen
CHAPTER 64
Third-Party Funding
Jeffery Commission & Yasmin Mohammad
CHAPTER 65
Attorney’s Fees in International Arbitration
Steven P. Finizio & Cem Kalelioglu
“This admirable book presents a thorough, practical guide to contemporary international arbitration practice that will serve as an invaluable handbook for international arbitration practitioners in every jurisdiction. . . . [it] fills an important gap in the existing literature.” – Gary B. Born
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