International Arbitration: Law and Practice
by Gary B. Born
This practical legal resource explores the foundations and principles of international arbitration. It covers arbitration agreements, complex party and contract issues, arbitrator selection, disclosure, evidence, confidentiality, transparency, and the professional conduct of legal representatives involved in arbitration.
About This Book
This book presents an overview of the legal foundations and principles of international arbitration.
It addresses the establishment and interpretation of arbitration agreements, including non-signatory, procedural, multi-party, and multi-contract matters.
Topics include arbitrator selection and replacement, disclosure, and the handling of evidence in arbitration.
The book also examines confidentiality and transparency, as well as the role and professional conduct of legal representatives.
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