Everything you need to know about ICC arbitration
Paris, 11 Sept 2000 - A detailed description of the workings of ICC arbitration under its current rules has just been published jointly by ICC Publishing SA and Oceana Publications, Inc.
This third edition of ICC Arbitration has extensive references to lessons to be learned from past cases and provides a critical evaluation of the advantages and disadvantages of every step in the arbitral process. Its approach is eminently practical - facts, figures, pragmatic suggestions and warnings.
The authors - who write in their personal capacity - are W. Laurence Craig, member of the bars of New York and the District of Columbia, William W. Park, Law Professor at Boston University, and Jan Paulsson, member of the bars of Connecticut and the District of Columbia.
ICC Arbitration is required reading for anyone, whether arbitrator, counsel or other legal practitioner, who may be involved in arbitration under the Rules of the ICC International Court of Arbitration, the world's foremost arbitral institution.
The 2000 edition covers:
- The institution of the ICC and the structural organization
- The agreement to arbitrate and the factors involved
- ICC arbitration in practice, from the request for arbitration to the enforcement of the award
- Hearings, proof, and ancillary proceedings
- The impact of national law on ICC arbitration
- Trends in international commercial arbitration and additional ICC dispute resolving mechanisms
- Text of the ICC rules, plus statistics and general information.
Craig, Park and Paulsson's ICC Arbitration (ICC Publication N° 594) may be ordered online at www.iccbooks.com, from ICC Publishing SA, 38 Cours Albert 1er, 75008 Paris, or from ICC national committees around the world.
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