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Weitere Verfasser:	Kolkey, Daniel M. (HerausgeberIn), Chernick, Richard (HerausgeberIn), Reeves Neal, Barbara (HerausgeberIn)
Format:	Buch
Sprache:	English
Veröffentlicht:	Huntington, New York Juris Net, LLC [2012]
Ausgabe:	Third edition
Schlagworte:	Arbitration and award, International Dispute resolution (Law) Mediation, International Internationale Handelsschiedsgerichtsbarkeit
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Beschreibung:	xxxii, 1165 Seiten 1 CD-ROM (12 cm)
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adam_text	TABLE OF CONTENTS [A detailed synopsis appears at the start of each chapter] Preface ...................................................................................................xix About the Editors ...................................................................................xxi About the Contributors ........................................................................xxiii PART ONE ARBITRATION Chapter 1.1 INTRODUCTION: WHY ARBITRATE Andreas F. Lowenfeld § 1.01 Overview..... .................................................................................3 § 1.02 Selecting a Forum ........................................................................5 § 1.03 Selecting the Arbitrators .............................................................. 6 § 1.04 Selecting the Applicable Law ......................................................8 § 1.05 Enforcing the Award ..................................................................30 § 1.06 Other Claimed Advantages ........................................................11 § 1.07 Conclusion .................................................................................12 Chapter 1.2 DRAFTING AN ENFORCEABLE ARBITRATION CLAUSE Daniel M. Kolkey Richard Chernick § 2.01 Introduction.. .............................................................................. 14 § 2.02 The Scope of the Clause ............................................................ 15 § 2.03 The Rules Governing the Arbitration ........................................21 § 2.04 The Number of Arbitrators ........................................................ 28 § 2.05 The Method of Appointment of the Arbitrators .........................30 § 2.06 The Place of the Arbitration.. .....................................................36 § 2.07 The Language of the Proceedings ..............................................39 111 Practitioner s Handbook on International Arbitration and Mediation § 2.08 Discovery ...................................................................................40 § 2.09 Interim Relief .............................................................................42 §2.10 Choice of Law ............................................................................45 § 2.11 Judicial Review ..........................................................................46 § 2.12 Currency of the Award ..............................................................50 § 2.13 Attorney Fees .............................................................................51 § 2.14 Sovereign Immunity .................................................................. 52 § 2.15 Conclusion .................................................................................53 Appendix of Arbitration Clauses ...............................................53 Chapter 1.3 HOW TO COMMENCE AN INTERNATIONAL ARBITRATION Stephen R. Bond Abby Cohen Smutny §3.01 Introduction ................................................................................ 59 § 3.02 General Considerations before Commencing Arbitration ..................................................................................63 § 3.03 Procedures for Commencing an International Arbitration ..................................................................................73 § 3.04 Selecting Arbitrators ................................................................101 § 3.05 Enforcement of Arbitral Agreements .......................................105 § 3.06 Simultaneous Commencement of Arbitration and Litigation ...........................................................................115 Chapter 1.4 SELECTING THE SITE FOR ARBITRATION James H. Carter § 4.01 Introduction: The Importance of the Site...... ...........................122 § 4.02 Factors to Weigh in Selecting a Site ........................................ 125 § 4.03 Sites to Consider and Their Legal Frameworks .......................132 § 4.04 How Arbitral Institutions Can Help Select a Site .................... 140 iv Table of Contents Chapter 1.5 PROCEDURAL ISSUES TO CONSIDER David W. Rivkin § 5.01 Introduction ..............................................................................142 § 5.02 International Arbitration Rules ................................................142 § 5.03 Pre-hearing Conferences ..........................................................146 § 5.04 Discovery .................................................................................154 § 5.05 Pre-hearing Motions ................................................................ 157 § 5.06 Choice-of-Law Considerations ................................................158 § 5.07 Interim Orders .......................................................................... 159 § 5.08 Witness Statements and Expert Reports ..................................161 Chapter Ł6 PRACTICAL CONSIDERATIONS FOR CONDUCTING THE HEARING John Tackaberry § 6.01 Introduction ..............................................................................164 § 6.02 The Use of Institutional Rules at the Hearing .......................... 1 68 § 6.03 The Preliminary Meeting .........................................................173 § 6.04 Factual Evidence ......................................................................182 § 6.05 Expert Evidence .......................................................................191 § 6.06 Documents in the Witness Box ................................................ 195 § 6.07 Witness Annotations in Evidence ............................................196 § 6.08 Closing Submissions..... ...........................................................196 § 6.09 Time-Controlled Hearings ....................................................... 197 Appendix 1 — Sample Template for a Hearing ................................... 200 Appendix 2 — Chess Clock Arbitrations ............................................. 208 Practitioner s Handbook on International Arbitration and Mediation Chapter 1.7 THE AWARD Jonathan Sutcliffe § 7.01 In General ................................................................................221 § 7.02 Formal Requirements and Components of an Award ......................................................................................232 § 7.03 Drafting the Award ..................................................................252 § 7.04 Deliberations of the Arbitrators ...............................................259 § 7.05 Dissenting Opinions ...................„............................................. 268 § 7.06 Awards of Costs .......................................................................271 § 7.07 Corrections, Interpretations, and Additional Awards .....................................................................................275 § 7.08 Notification and Deposit of the Award ....................................278 § 7.09 Special Requirements .............................................................. 280 Chapter 1.8 ENFORCEMENT OF INTERNATIONAL ARBITRAL AWARDS UNDER THE NEW YORK CONVENTION Steven L. Smith § 8.01 Introduction ..............................................................................285 § 8.02 The Convention s Background ................................................286 § 8.03 How the Convention Encourages Enforcement of Awards .................................................................................288 § 8.04 Procedures and Prerequisites for Enforcement ........................295 § 8.05 Defenses to Enforcement .........................................................314 § 8.06 Practical Issues Regarding Enforcement .................................349 VI Table of Contents Chapter 1.9 BECOMING AN INTERNATIONAL ARBITRATOR: QUALIFICATIONS, DISCLOSURES, CONDUCT, AND REMOVAL Richard M. Mosk Tom Ginsburg § 9.01 In General ................................................................................367 § 9.02 Appointment Practices .............................................................371 § 9.03 Qualifications of Arbitrators ....................................................375 § 9.04 Independence and Impartiality .................................................380 § 9.05 Role of the Party- Appo inted Arbitrator ...................................387 § 9.06 Disclosure Requirements .........................................................390 § 9.07 Objections and Challenges .......................................................395 § 9.08 Resignation, Removal and Replacement of Arbitrators........... 402 § 9.09 Communications with Parties .................................................. 405 § 9.10 Relations with Other Arbitrators ..............................................41 1 § 9.11 Arbitrator Liability.... ...............................................................415 § 9.12 Compensation and Financial Issues .........................................419 § 9.13 Conclusion ...............................................................................423 Chapter 1. 10 RESEARCH IN INTERNATIONAL COMMERCIAL ARBITRATION: A WORLD OF DIFFERENCE S.I. Strong §10.01 Introduction ...........................................................................426 § 10.02 The Central Importance of Research and Written Advocacy in International Commercial Arbitration.............. 429 § 10.03 How It s Done—Research Sources and Strategies in International Commercial Arbitration ................................... 439 § 10.04 Going Forward ......................................................................469 VII Practitioner s Handbook on International Arbitration and Mediation PART TWO MEDIATION Chapter II.l INTERNATIONAL MEDIATION BASICS Robert B. Davidson §1.01 Introduction ..............................................................................477 § 1.02 What is Mediation?.... ..............................................................479 § 1.03 Advantages and Disadvantages of Mediation as a Settlement Process ...................................................................481 § 1.04 Distinctive Issues when Mediating International Business Disputes ....................................................................483 § 1.05 Arbitrators Settling Cases ........................................................501 § 1.06 Mediators Acting as Arbitrators .............................................. 508 § 1.07 Working with an Interpreter ....................................................509 § 1.08 Drafting an International Mediation Clause ............................512 Chapter II.2 INITIATING AN INTERNATIONAL MEDIATION Robert B. Davidson § 2.01 Introduction ..............................................................................519 § 2.02 Note Regarding Conciliation versus Mediation in International Mediation ....................................................... 521 § 2.03 How International Mediation is Initiated .................................522 § 2.04 Institutional Organizations that Offer Mediation.... .................526 § 2.05 Case Value and Selection of the Administrator for the Mediation ..................................................................... 528 § 2.06 Maintaining the Mediator s Neutral Role through an Administrator ......................................................... 529 § 2.07 Selecting the Mediation Rules ................................................. 530 § 2.08 Selecting the Mediator .............................................................533 § 2.09 Rules of Confidentiality ...........................................................537 Vili Table of Contents § 2.10 Selection of Language to Be Used in the Mediation ...............540 § 2.11 Selection of Site of the Mediation ...........................................541 § 2.12 Conclusion ...............................................................................543 Chapter II.3 REPRESENTING CLIENTS IN MEDIATIONS Robert B. Davidson § 3.01 Overview of Attorneys Roles in Mediations .......................... 548 § 3.02 Advising the Client about the Mediation Option ..................... 549 § 3.03 Negotiating Agreement to Mediate with the Other Attorney ...................................................................................555 § 3.04 Preparing for the Mediation Sessions: Preparing the Case ........ 560 § 3.05 Preparing for the Mediation Sessions: Preparing the Client .................................................................584 § 3.06 Representing the Client in the Mediation Sessions: Pre-mediation Conference ....................................................... 589 § 3.07 Representing the Client in the Mediation Sessions: The Formal Mediation Sessions .............................................. 591 § 3.08 Representing the Client in the Mediation Sessions: Post Sessions ............................................................................ 597 CHAPTER II.4 MEDIATING DISPUTES IN CHINA Meg Utterback §4.01 Introduction ..............................................................................602 § 4.02 History Rooted in Confucianism ............................................ 603 § 4.03 Nature of a Chinese Mediation ................................................ 604 § 4.04 What to Expect as a Foreign Party....... .................................... 605 § 4.05 Recent Legalization of Mediation .............,.............................. 606 § 4.06 Types of Mediation in China ................................................... 606 § 4.07 Mediation Institutions.............................................................. 610 § 4.08 Mediation in Hong Kong and Singapore ................................. 612 § 4.09 Conclusion ............................................................................... 613 Practitioner s Handbook on International Arbitration and Mediation PART THREE SELECTED COUNTRIES CHAPTER III Л CANADA J. Brian Casey § 1.01 Political and Legal Overview ........................................,......... 619 § 1.02 Legal Context for International Arbitration .............................620 § 1.03 Summary of International Arbitration Laws Adopted by the Provinces and Territories ............................... 622 § 1.04 Arbitral Institutions in Canada .................................................638 § 1.05 Arbitration Activities and Training ..........................................641 § 1.06 Judicial Trends .........................................................................642 § 1.07 Practical Issues in Conducting an Arbitration in Canada ........647 Appendix A .......................................................................................651 CHAPTER Ш.2 CHINA Brenda D. Horrigan Felix Hess §2.01 Introduction ..............................................................................657 § 2.02 Features of Arbitration Law in China ......................................661 § 2.03 Requirement for Local Counsel ...............................................666 § 2.04 Commencing an Arbitration .................................................... 666 § 2.05 Practical Considerations for Conducting the Arbitration ......... 673 § 2.06 Arbitration Awards ..................................................................678 § 2.07 Recognition and Enforcement and Setting Aside of Arbitral Awards ....................................................................... 680 χ Table of Contents CHAPTER III.3 HONG KONG Peter S. Caldwell §3.01 Introduction ..............................................................................689 § 3.02 Arbitration Law in Hong Kong and Conventions ....................692 § 3.03 Institutional Arbitration Institutions and Ad Hoc Arbitration in Hong Kong ........................................................696 § 3.04 Counsel in Arbitration in Hong Kong ......................................699 § 3.05 Commencing an Arbitration ....................................................700 § 3.06 Practical Considerations for Conducting the Hearing... ...........707 § 3.07 Conciliation and Mediation .....................................................710 § 3.08 Costs ........................................................................................ 712 § 3.09 Arbitration Awards .................................................................. 713 §3.10 Recourse against Awards.............. ...........................................716 § 3.11 Recognition and Enforcement of Awards ................................ 717 CHAPTER III.4 ENGLAND Arthur L. Marriott § 4.01 Introduction ..............................................................................722 § 4.02 Arbitration and the Courts .......................................................723 § 4.03 International Developments in the Harmonisation of Arbitration Law ........................................................................726 § 4.04 English Practice and Modern Arbitration Rules ......................727 § 4.05 Some Words about Discovery ................................................. 728 § 4.06 Use of Counsel in Arbitrations ................................................ 729 § 4.07 Statutory Reform in England ................................................... 729 § 4.08 Details of the Statute.................. .............................................. 732 § 4.09 Awards ..................................................................................... 741 §4.10 Enforcement of Awards ........................................................... 746 § 4.11 Major Arbitral Institutions ....................................................... 749 §4.12 Conclusion........ ....................................................................... 750 Practitioner s Handbook on International Arbitration and Mediation CHAPTER Ш.5 FRANCE Philippe Sarraühé § 5.01 Introduction and Definitions ....................................................756 § 5.02 Sources of French International Arbitration Law ....................757 § 5.03 Arbitral Institutions in France ..................................................759 § 5.04 Need for Local Counsel ........................................................... 760 § 5.05 Arbitration Agreement ............................................................. 760 § 5.06 Arbitrators and Arbitral Tribunal ............................................. 768 § 5.07 Arbitral Proceedings ................................................................ 770 § 5.08 Arbitral Award ......................................................................... 773 § 5.09 Review Procedures ..................................................................776 CHAPTER III.6 GERMANY Patricia Nacimiento § 6.01 Introduction: Arbitration in Germany ......................................785 § 6.02 Arbitration Law in Germany ....................................................786 § 6.03 Conciliation and Mediation .....................................................789 § 6.04 Institutional and Ad Hoc Arbitration in Germany ...................790 § 6.05 Commencing an Arbitration ....................................................793 § 6.06 Applicable Law ........................................................................821 § 6.07 The Arbitration Proceedings ....................................................822 § 6.08 Specific State Court Proceedings in Support of or in Relation to Arbitration....... .................,....................................831 § 6.09 The Award ...............................................................................836 §6.10 Recourse against an Award ...................................................... 840 § 6.1 1 Recognition and Enforcement of Arbitral Awards .................. 848 Xli Table of Contents CHAPTER III.7 JAPAN Steven L. Smith Scott Nonaka § 7.01 Introduction,. ............................................................................856 § 7.02 Arbitration Laws and Conventions ..........................................857 § 7.03 Arbitral Institutions in Japan ....................................................861 § 7.04 Judicial Involvement in the Arbitral Proceedings .................... 867 § 7.05 Practical Considerations Governing Selection of the Arbitrator .................................................................................874 § 7.06 Practical Considerations for Conducting the Hearing .................................................................................... 877 § 7.07 Formalities for the Award ........................................................88/ § 7.08 Review and Enforcement of Awards ....................................... 890 CHAPTER Ш.8 SWEDEN Kaj Hober § 8.01 Introduction ..............................................................................900 § 8.02 Arbitration Laws and Conventions ..........................................901 § 8.03 Arbitral Institutions in the Country ..........................................904 § 8.04 Requirement of Local Counsel ................................................908 § 8.05 Judicial Involvement in the Arbitral Proceedings ....................908 § 8.06 Practical Considerations Governing Selection of the Arbitrator .......................................................................923 § 8.07 Governing Law for Arbitrations in Sweden... ..........................927 § 8.08 Practical Considerations for Conducting the Hearing ....................................................................................935 § 8.09 Formalities for the Award ........................................................ 939 § 8.10 Review of Awards ................................................................... 941 Xlii Practitioner s Handbook on International Arbitration and Mediation CHAPTER III.9 SWITZERLAND Paolo Michele Patocchi § 9.01 Sources of Swiss Arbitration Law — Swiss Arbitral Institutions ............................................................................... 956 § 9.02 The Scope of Application of the Law on International Arbitration ................................................................................977 § 9.03 The Arbitration Agreement ........,............................,................981 § 9.04 Requirements for Counsel Appearing in Arbitration Proceedings and Court Proceedings Related to Arbitration ...........................................................................989 § 9.05 Commencing an Arbitration in Switzerland ............................990 § 9.06 Conduct of Arbitrators and Challenge of an Arbitrator ......................................................................1001 § 9.07 Arbitral Procedure .................................................................. 1013 § 9.08 The Award ............................................................................. 1034 § 9.09 Setting Aside Proceedings and Revocation Proceedings against an Arbitral Award Made in Switzerland.............. ...... 1042 § 9.10 Enforcement of Foreign Arbitral Awards in Switzerland ........................................................................1050 CHAPTER ШЛО UNITED STATES Jeffrey H. Dasteei § 10.01 Introduction ............................................................................ 1 102 § 10.02 The Law Governing International Arbitration in the United States..... ........................................................... 1103 § 10.03 Determining Whether an Arbitration Agreement or Award is an International Arbitration under United States Law.. ........................,.......................................1105 § 10,04 Compelling an International Arbitration in the United States. ......................................................................... 1109 § 10.05 Jurisdiction: Court or Arbitrator ............................................ 1110 XIV Table of Contents § 10.06 Competence-Competence in the United States......................1112 § 10.07 Concurrent Jurisdiction in the United States.........................1114 § 10.08 Matters outside the Scope of International Arbitration in the United States ................................................................1116 § 10.09 Selection of Arbitrators and Disqualification Rules/Procedures ...................................................................1117 § 10.10 Advocates Not Licensed to Practice at the Seat of the Arbitration ...................................................................1119 § 10.11 The Effect of U.S. Style Litigation on the Practice of International Arbitration in the United States .................... 1120 § 10.12 Differences in Hearing Procedures .......................................1124 § 10.13 Challenging and Enforcing International Arbitration Awards in the United States ................................................... 1125 § 10.14 Conclusion .............................................................................1 129 Index ...................................................................................................1131
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