Arbitration can be a highly effective alternative commercial dispute resolution process outside of court. This book is a timely contribution to the works and world of commercial arbitration. Written by leading practitioners from different perspectives, it is a practical, handy, and valuable guide.
Arbitration can be a highly effective alternative commercial dispute resolution process outside of court. This book is a timely contribution to the works and world of commercial arbitration. Written by leading practitioners from different perspectives, it is a practical, handy, and valuable guide.
Preface Part One: The Beginning Chapter 1: An Introduction to Commercial Arbitration by Anthony Daimsis & Marina Pavlovi¿ Chapter 2: Drafting ADR and Arbitration Clauses for Commercial Contracts by Wendy Earle Chapter 3: Shifting the Paradigm: Moving from Litigation to Arbitration by Kenneth J Glasner, QC Chapter 4: Arbitrator Selection by Ken Mcewan Chapter 5: Arbitration Independence and Bias: Testing the Limits by Graeme Mew Chapter 6: "Evidence First" Arbitration: A Conceptual Framework for Arbitration Efficiency by William G Horton Chapter 7: Creative Arbitration Design and the First Case Conference by Stephen Richard Morrison Part Two: The Middle Chapter 8: Advocacy Lessons from the Past by Sheila R Block Chapter 9: Advocacy in Commercial Arbitration by John AM Judge Chapter 10: Effective Commercial Arbitration: A Conversation with Robert Armstrong, Ian Binnie, and Stephen Goudge by Shantona Chaudhury Chapter 11: Court Involvement in Commercial Arbitration by J Brian Casey Chapter 12: Stepping into the Hot Tub: Concurrent Expert Evidence in Commercial Arbitration by Dominique T Hussey & Will Bortolin Chapter 13: The Use of Experts and the Assessment of Economic Damages in Commercial Arbitration by Neal Mizrahi Part Three: The End Chapter 14: Med-Arb: Crossing the Line by Leslie Dizgun Chapter 15: Arbitral Awards: Appeals, Setting Aside, and Enforcement by Harvin Pitch & Lucas Kittmer Chapter 16: The Art of Appellate Advocacy in the Arbitral Context and Outside It by Paul J Pape Chapter 17: Commercial Arbitration without Hearings: The Court of Innovative Arbitration by Richard McLaren & Kaleigh Hawkins-Schulz Arbitration Resources Contributors Table of Cases
Preface Part One: The Beginning Chapter 1: An Introduction to Commercial Arbitration by Anthony Daimsis & Marina Pavlovi¿ Chapter 2: Drafting ADR and Arbitration Clauses for Commercial Contracts by Wendy Earle Chapter 3: Shifting the Paradigm: Moving from Litigation to Arbitration by Kenneth J Glasner, QC Chapter 4: Arbitrator Selection by Ken Mcewan Chapter 5: Arbitration Independence and Bias: Testing the Limits by Graeme Mew Chapter 6: "Evidence First" Arbitration: A Conceptual Framework for Arbitration Efficiency by William G Horton Chapter 7: Creative Arbitration Design and the First Case Conference by Stephen Richard Morrison Part Two: The Middle Chapter 8: Advocacy Lessons from the Past by Sheila R Block Chapter 9: Advocacy in Commercial Arbitration by John AM Judge Chapter 10: Effective Commercial Arbitration: A Conversation with Robert Armstrong, Ian Binnie, and Stephen Goudge by Shantona Chaudhury Chapter 11: Court Involvement in Commercial Arbitration by J Brian Casey Chapter 12: Stepping into the Hot Tub: Concurrent Expert Evidence in Commercial Arbitration by Dominique T Hussey & Will Bortolin Chapter 13: The Use of Experts and the Assessment of Economic Damages in Commercial Arbitration by Neal Mizrahi Part Three: The End Chapter 14: Med-Arb: Crossing the Line by Leslie Dizgun Chapter 15: Arbitral Awards: Appeals, Setting Aside, and Enforcement by Harvin Pitch & Lucas Kittmer Chapter 16: The Art of Appellate Advocacy in the Arbitral Context and Outside It by Paul J Pape Chapter 17: Commercial Arbitration without Hearings: The Court of Innovative Arbitration by Richard McLaren & Kaleigh Hawkins-Schulz Arbitration Resources Contributors Table of Cases
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