Arbitration World

Arbitration World, 4th edition brings to you:- Reader-friendly format in Q&A style,allows for easy cross-jurisdictional comparisons, covering over 35 jurisdictions worldwide- Also included is a ‘global overview’ and chapters from key institutions such as WIPO, UNCITRAL, ICC, AAA/IDCR andLCIA - Jurisdictional contributions and key institution chapters are provided by recognised leaders in the field - Provides a quick and easy first look at key issues in arbitration, helpful to general counsel and their clientsCONTENTS1.EXECUTIVE SUMMARY2.GENERAL OVERVIEW AND NEW DEVELOPMENTS3.ARBITRATING IN YOUR JURISDICTION – KEY FEATURES3.1The appointment of an arbitral tribunal3.2Confidentiality of arbitration proceedings3.3Role of (and interference by) the national courts and/or other authorities3.4Procedural flexibility and control3.5The Award3.6Arbitration Agreements and Jurisdiction3.7Applicable Law4.SEEKING INTERIM MEASURES IN SUPPORT OF ARBITRATION CLAIMS 5.CHALLENGING ARBITRATION AWARDS 6.ENFORCEMENTCONTRIBUTOR INFORMATIONJURISDICTIONAL COVERAGE:1.Foreword Karyl Nairn & Patrick Heneghan, Skadden Arps Slate Meagher & Flom (UK) LLP2.Global overview Constantine Partasides & Greg Fullelove, Freshfields Bruckhaus Deringer LLP3.Arbitration Institute of the Stockholm Chamber of Commerce Johan Sidklev, Setterwalls4.Australian Centre for International Commercial Arbitration Michelle Sindler, Australian Centre for5.International Commercial Arbitration & Lorraine Hui, Ashurst6.The Energy Charter Treaty Timothy G Nelson, David Herlihy & Nicholas Lawn, Skadden Arps Slate7.Meagher & Flom (UK) LLP8.Hong Kong International Arbitration Centre Chiann Bao9.International Centre for Dispute Resolution Mark Appel1.International Centre for Settlement of Investment Disputes David W Rivkin & Catherine M Amirfar,11.Debevoise & Plimpton LLP12.International Chamber of Commerce Paula Hodges, Chris Parker & David Ackebo, Herbert Smith LLP13.Kuala Lumpur Regional Centre for Arbitration Sundra Rajoo14.London Court of International Arbitration Adrian Winstanley, London Court of International15.Arbitration & Phillip Capper, White & Case LLP16.NAFTA Robert Wisner, McMillan LLP17.Swiss Rules Of International Arbitration Dr Georg von Segesser, Alexander Jolles &18.Sonja Stark-Traber, Schellenberg Wittmer19.The UNCITRAL Arbitration Rules Adrian Hughes QC, 39 Essex Street Chambers2.Vienna International Arbitral Centre LLP Manfred Heider & Alice Fremuth-Wolf21.WIPO Arbitration and Mediation Center Ignacio de Castro & Panagiotis Chalkias22.Australia Peter Megens, Max Bonnell, Mark Darian-Smith & Beth Cubitt, King & Wood Mallesons23.Austria Hon-Prof Dr Andreas Reiner and Dr Christian Aschauer, ARP Andreas Reiner & Partners24.Brazil Pedro Maciel & Alfred Sioufi, Veirano Advogados25.Canada J Brian Casey & Christina I Doria, Baker & McKenzie LLP26.China Peter Murray, Karissa Zhang & Arrow Zhang, Ince & Co LLP27.Cyprus George A Triantafyllides, Antis Triantafyllides & Sons Llc28.England & Wales Patrick Heneghan & Gulnaar Zafar, Skadden Arps Slate Meagher & Flom (UK) LLP29.Finland Niklas Langenskiold & Heidi Paananen, Castren & Snellman Attorneys Ltd3.France Charles Kaplan, Isabelle Michou & Emmanuelle Cabrol, Herbert Smith Paris LLP31.Germany Rolf Trittmann & Boris Kasolowsky, Freshfields Bruckhaus Deringer LLP32.Hong Kong Paul Mitchard QC & Kam Nijar, Skadden, Arps, Slate, Meagher & Flom33.India Pallavi S Shroff, Vijayendra Pratap Singh & Tejas Karia, Amarchand & Mangaldas &34.Suresh A Shroff & Co35.Ireland Nicola Dunleavy & Gearoid Carey, Matheson Ormsby Prentice36.Italy Michelangelo Cicogna, De Berti Jacchia Franchini Forlani37.Japan Hiroyuki Tezuka & Yutaro Kawabata, Nishimura & Asahi38.Luxembourg Patrick Santer & Celine Marchand, Elvinger, Hoss & Prussen39.Malaysia Tan Sri Cecil Abraham & Thayananthan Baskaran, Zul Rafique & Partners4.Mexico Claus von Wobeser, Von Wobeser y Sierra, SC41.Netherlands Professor Dr Gerard J Meijer, NautaDutilh NV42.Pakistan Mujtaba Jamal, Fareed Yaldram & Sara Hayat, Mujtaba Jamal Law Associates43.Poland Michal Jochemczak & Katarzyna Kempa, Salans44.Portugal Manuel P Barrocas, Barrocas Advogados45.Russia Dmitry Lovyrev & Kirill Udovichenko, Monastyrsky, Zyuba, Stepanov & Partners46.Singapore Michael Tselentis QC, Michael Lee & Ben Olbourne, 2 Essex St Chambers, London & Singapore47.South Africa Des Williams, Werksmans Attorneys48.Spain David Arias & Beverly Timmins, Perez-Llorca49.Sweden Johan Sidklev & Jonas Toll, Setterwalls5.Switzerland Dr Georg von Segesser, Alexander Jolles & Sonja Stark-Traber, Schellenberg Wittmer51.Turkey Murat Karkin, YukselKarkinKucuk Attorney Partnership52.Ukraine Dr Tatyana Slipachuk, Olena Perepelynska & Olexander Droug, Sayenko Kharenko53.United Arab Emirates Karim J Nassif & Kristel Ferjane Momdjian, Cotty Vivant Marchisio & Lauzeral54.United States David W Rivkin & Mark W Friedman, Debevoise & PlimptonEDITORS & EDITORIAL BOARDKaryl NairnMs. Nairn focuses on international arbitration and commercial litigation, acting for governments and corporations in a range of industry sectors including finance and banking, commodities, sports, oil and gas, pharmaceuticals, and telecommunications. The Law Society has granted her the Higher Courts Civil Proceedings Qualification, and she is authorized to exercise the rights of audience in the High Court in all proceedings and in all civil proceedings in other courts. Ms. Nairn serves as vice president of the ICC International Court of Arbitration in Paris and is also a member of the ICC Commission on Arbitration. She is regularly appointed as counsel or arbitrator in complex international commercial disputes in cases conducted under the auspices of the leading international arbitral institutions such as the LCIA, ICC, SCC, ZCC, AAA and ICSID. Ms. Nairn advises on private and public international law issues in both arbitration and litigation cases. Patrick HeneghanPatrick Heneghan is a partner focusing on international arbitration, cross-border commercial litigation and other dispute resolution procedures. Mr. Heneghan has extensive experience acting for clients as counsel in high-value commercial international arbitrations as well as in investment treaty proceedings. He has represented clients in international arbitration proceedings under a variety of different rules, including ICC, LCIA, ICDR and UNCITRAL, and seated in numerous jurisdictions including London, Hong Kong, Paris, Geneva, Stockholm and Johannesburg. These disputes cover a broad range of commercial matters, including disputes arising out of shareholder agreements and commercial contracts, as well as disputes relating to telecommunications, oil and gas, mining, insurance, finance and banking, pharmaceutical products and infrastructure, engineering and energy projects. Mr. Heneghan also has extensive experience of managing large-scale commercial litigation in multiple fora and venues, including the High Court in London, offshore jurisdictions (including in the Caribbean, Cyprus and the Channel Islands), Russia, the Middle East and Africa. These proceedings have involved obtaining interim and final injunctive relief, anti-suit injunctions, pre- and post-judgment freezing orders, security for costs, charging orders and other enforcement relief. Mr. Heneghan’s cross-border litigation experience also includes advising clients in respect of stand-alone and follow-on claims for breach of EU and U.K. competition law. Mr. Heneghan has authored various articles in international arbitration, expert determination, competition law and other related fields. He is acknowledged by The American Lawyer as having participated in one of the highest value international arbitrations of recent years, and is recognised in The Legal 5 UK (211) as being a key individual in international arbitration, where he is praised by clients for “achieving results.”