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Arbitration Clauses for International Contracts - 2nd Edition

Arbitration Clauses for International Contracts - 2nd Edition

Paul D. Friedland

Price: $150.00 370 pages. 1 Hardcover Volume. Appendices. Index. Table of Cases. CD-Rom. Published July 2007
ISBN-13: 978-1-933833-06-4 / ISBN-10: 1-933833-06-8

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Book Overview

Table of Contents

Preface to Revised Second Edition

Preface to First Edition

Introduction

Chapter 1: Model and Standard Clauses

(1) Model and Standard Clauses for Institutional Arbitration
(2) Model and Standard Clauses for Non-Administered (Ad Hoc) Arbitration

Chapter 2: Choosing Between Arbitration and Litigation

(1) Speed and Cost
(2) Neutrality, Availability, Familiarity/Flexibility and Enforceability
(3) Anticipating the Outcome
      (a) Arbitrators versus Judges and Juries
      (b) Limitations upon Appeals
      (c) The Risk of Compromise Awards
(4) Process
      (a) Privacy/Confidentiality
      (b) Consolidation
      (c) Summary Procedures
      (d) Presentation of Evidence
      (e) Document Production
(5) Summary of Reasons to Choose Arbitration or Litigation

Chapter 3: Choosing Between Administered and Non-Administered Arbitration

(1) The Utility of Incorporating a Set of Rules
(2) Support Services
(3) Flexibility
(4) The Risk of Obstruction
(5) Enforceability
(6) Cost
(7) Existing Disputes

Chapter 4: Choosing an Arbitral Institution

(1) Why it Matters
      (a) Institutional Rules
      (b) Arbitrator Appointments
      (c) Administrators
      (d) Reputation and Enforceability
      (e) Cost
      (f) Place of Arbitration
(2) The Choices

Chapter 5: Choosing a Place of Arbitration

(1) Why it Matters
      (a) Enforceability
      (b) Judicial Interference and Support
      (c) Visas, work permits and right to use foreign counsel 
      (d) Relative Convenience and Expense
      (e) Selection of the Arbitrators
(2) What Happens When the Parties Fail to Choose
(3) How to Identify a Suitable Place of Arbitration

Chapter 6: Drafting an Effective Arbitration Agreement

(1) The Need for Consent
(2) The Need for an Agreement in Writing
(3) Model and Standard Clauses as a Guide
(4) Necessary Elements
      (a) Scope
      (b) Designated Dispute Resolution Method
      (c) Exclusivity
(5) Recommended Elements
      (a) Place of Arbitration
      (b) Method of Selection and Number of Arbitrators
      (c) Language
(6) Optional Elements: Process
      (a) Arbitrator Qualifications
      (b) Provisional Measures
      (c) Confidentiality
      (d) Document Disclosure
      (e) Disposition of Issues
      (f) Presentation of Evidence
      (g) Time Limits and Fast-Tracking
      (h) Governing Arbitration Law
      (i) Arbitral Jurisdiction to Decide Arbitral Jurisdiction
      (j) Tribunal-appointed Experts
      (k) Amicus Participation
      (l) Specifying the Current or Updated Rules 
(7) Optional Elements: Award
      (a) Allocation of Costs and Fees
      (b) Interest
      (c) Punitive Damages
      (d) Currency of Award
      (e) Offsets
(8) Optional Elements: Judicial Role
      (a) Entry of Judgment
      (b) Judicial Review: Limited
      (c) Judicial Review: Expanded
      (d) Designating a Judicial Forum for Enforcement of the Arbitration Agreement
(9) Optional Elements: Other
      (a) Affiliates
      (b) Assignment 
      (c) Contractual Limitations Periods
(10) Submission Agreements for Existing Disputes
(11) Alternative Clauses
      (a) Sole Option (Asymmetrical) Clauses
      (b) Complementary Arbitration and Litigation
      (c) Baseball Arbitration 

Chapter 7: Negotiation or Mediation as a First Step Before Arbitration

(1) The Utility of Negotiation or Mediation as a Mandatory First Step
(2) Drafting Tips
(3) Recommended Clauses for Negotiation or Mediation as a First Step

Chapter 8: Joinder and Intervention Clauses for Multi-Party Contracts 

(1) Challenges
(2) Solutions

Chapter 9: Consolidation Clauses for Related Contracts

(1) Stand-Alone Consolidation Protocol
(2) Consolidation Clause
(3) Fallback Option

Chapter 10: Expert Determination and Dispute Boards

(1) Standard or Institutional Expert Determination Clauses
      (a) FIDIC
      (b) World Bank
      (c) ICC
      (d) Ad Hoc Expert Determination Clauses     

Chapter 11: Sovereign Contracts

(1) ICSID Arbitration Clauses
      (a) ICSID Model Clause
      (b) Jurisdictional Issues
      (c) Venue
      (d) Confidentiality 
      (e) Fallback Provision
      (f) Assignment of ICSID Arbitration Agreements
(2) Alternatives to ICSID Arbitration for Sovereign Contracts
      (a) UNCITRAL Arbitration
      (b) ICSID Additional Facility
      (c) Permanent Court of Arbitration
(3) Waiving Immunity as to Enforcement

Chapter 12: China Contracts

(1) Overview for Chinese Arbitration Law
(2) Drafting Tips for "Domestic" or "Foreign Related" Contracts
(3) Note on Model ICC China Clause
(4) Recommended Clause for Arbitration Outside China
(5) Recommended Clause for CIETAC Arbitration
 
Chapter 13: Choice of Law Clauses

(1) Choice of Substantive Law in Relation to Choice of Dispute Resolution Method
(2) Suggested Choice of Law Clauses
(3) Lex mercatoria; ex aequo et bono; amiable composition
(4) Convention on the International Sale of Goods 

Appendices (Also on CD ROM)

Appendix 1    Model and Standard Clauses for Institutional Arbitration
Appendix 2    Model and Standard Clauses for Non-Administered (Ad Hoc) Arbitration
Appendix 3    Affiliates
Appendix 4    Amicus Participation
Appendix 5    Arbitral Jurisdiction To Decide Arbitral Jurisdiction
Appendix 6    Arbitrators, Method of Selection and Number
Appendix 7    Arbitrators, Qualifications
Appendix 8    Assignment of ICSID Arbitration Agreements
Appendix 9    Baseball Arbitration Clause
Appendix 10  China Contracts
Appendix 11  Choice of Arbitration Law
Appendix 12  Choice of Substantive Law
Appendix 13  Complementary Arbitration and Litigation Clauses
Appendix 14  Confidentiality
Appendix 15  Consolidation
Appendix 16  Costs and Fees
Appendix 17  Currency of Award
Appendix 18  Document Disclosure
Appendix 19  Dispositive Applications
Appendix 20  Entry of Judgment
Appendix 21  Expert Referral Clauses
Appendix 22  ICSID Clauses
Appendix 23  Interest
Appendix 24  Judicial Forum for Enforcement of Arbitration Agreement
Appendix 25  Judicial Review, Exclusive
Appendix 26  Judicial Review, Expanded
Appendix 27  Language
Appendix 28  Limitations Periods
Appendix 29  Mediation as a First Step
Appendix 30  Multi-Party Contracts
Appendix 31  Narrow Scope
Appendix 32  Negotiation as a First Step
Appendix 33  Negotiation and Mediation as Two Steps in a Three-Step Clause
Appendix 34  Offsets
Appendix 35  Place of Arbitration
Appendix 36  Presentation of Evidence
Appendix 37  Provisional Measures
Appendix 38  Punitive Damages
Appendix 39  Sole Option Clauses
Appendix 40  Sovereign Contracts
Appendix 41  Specifying the Current or Updated Rules
Appendix 42  Submission Agreements for Existing Disputes
Appendix 43  Time Limits and Fast-Tracking
Appendix 44  Tribunal-appointed Experts
Appendix 45  U.S. Contracts
Appendix 46: Multi-Party Contracts II – Joint Nominations

Index

Table of Cases

Bibliography

Book Overview


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