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Swiss Arbitration: Practical Aspects and New Developments
Schmid, Ernst F. author; Gurovits, András A. author; Eisele, Daniel. author; Bahar,Valerie Meyer author; Livschitz,Tamir author; Müller, Danièle author; Sommer, Christa author; Blattmann, Andreas D. author; Lehmann, Andreas author; Madonna-Quadri, Martina author; Bohnenblust, Eva-Viola author; Honegger, Peter C. author
2016
U 12 SCH.S
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Title
Swiss Arbitration: Practical Aspects and New Developments
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Item Type
Book
Description
320 pages.
Alternate Call Number
U 12 SCH.S
Summary
In today’s globalized world, parties involved in business relationships with a cross-border nexus often wish to resort to arbitration as a means of resolving potential future disputes. While the reasons for choosing arbitration as an alternative dispute resolution process are manifold, the choice of the place of arbitration has played a more and more central role in parties’ considerations. This can in particular be explained by the recent emergence of a number of new arbitration hubs like Singapore, Hong Kong and Dubai. They have entered the global arbitration scene to compete against traditional arbitration hubs such as Paris, London, Stockholm, New York, Zurich and Geneva.
Formatted Contents Note
Foreword
Authors
Abbreviations
I. Switzerland – as Arbitration Friendly as It Gets
II. Drafting the Arbitration Agreement
III. Security for Costs in Swiss International Arbitration
IV. Arbitration: an Efficient Solution for Multiparty Disputes?
V. The Impact of Cross-border Insolvency on International Arbitration: A Swiss View
VI. Sport Arbitration in Switzerland
VII. Appeal in Arbitration Matters to the Swiss Federal Supreme Court
VIII. Recognition and Enforcement of Foreign Arbitral Awards in Switzerland – Avoiding Common Pitfalls
IX. Potential of Evaluative Mediation to Supersede Arbitration in International Commercial Disputes
X. Can Labour Law Disputes Be Submitted to Arbitration?
XI. Excursion: Arbitration in the U.S. – Mandatory and Inequitable?
XII. 10 Reasons for Choosing Arbitration in a U.S. – Swiss Context
Dispute Resolution Team
Annex A: ICC Rules and Standard Clause
Annex B: Swiss Rules and Standard Clause
Annet C: CAS Rules and Standard Clauses
Authors
Abbreviations
I. Switzerland – as Arbitration Friendly as It Gets
II. Drafting the Arbitration Agreement
III. Security for Costs in Swiss International Arbitration
IV. Arbitration: an Efficient Solution for Multiparty Disputes?
V. The Impact of Cross-border Insolvency on International Arbitration: A Swiss View
VI. Sport Arbitration in Switzerland
VII. Appeal in Arbitration Matters to the Swiss Federal Supreme Court
VIII. Recognition and Enforcement of Foreign Arbitral Awards in Switzerland – Avoiding Common Pitfalls
IX. Potential of Evaluative Mediation to Supersede Arbitration in International Commercial Disputes
X. Can Labour Law Disputes Be Submitted to Arbitration?
XI. Excursion: Arbitration in the U.S. – Mandatory and Inequitable?
XII. 10 Reasons for Choosing Arbitration in a U.S. – Swiss Context
Dispute Resolution Team
Annex A: ICC Rules and Standard Clause
Annex B: Swiss Rules and Standard Clause
Annet C: CAS Rules and Standard Clauses
Series
NKF series
Linked Resources
Published
Zurich, Switzerland : Niederer Kraft &Frey, 2016.
Language
English
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