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"This book is an excellent resource not only for ADR practitioners but also for members of the international business community...The authors do an especially good job of discussing concepts that are usually overlooked in other works." Informationen zum Autor Andrew Tweeddale is a Chartered Arbitrator and a Solicitor-Advocate at Corbett & Co. He has had extensive experience of contentious matters in the construction and engineering industry and has been involved with multi-million pound arbitrations. In 1992 Andrew was called to the Bar and thereafter practised at Eldon Chambers in London. In 1995 he moved to niche construction law firm Corbett & Co where he was involved in numerous ICC arbitrations andworked extensively with the FIDIC forms of contract. In 1999 Andrew joined the Construction and Engineering Group of Norton Rose, where he was involved with both domestic and international arbitrations. He returned toCorbett & Co in 2005. He has written numerous articles on arbitration and alternative dispute resolution.Keren Tweeddale was called to the bar in 1990 and practised at the bar for several years before becoming a lecturer specialising in arbitration law. Keren has given seminars on arbitration law to law firms, various businesses, corporations and universities. She is a Lecturer at London South Bank University, and is a Fellow of the Chartered Institute of Arbitrators. Klappentext This important work provides a detailed yet clear and accessible guide for everyone involved in the arbitral process. It thoroughly analyzes both international and English arbitration law for readers in any jurisdiction, and deals comprehensively with all modern case law. A selection of precedents makes this book an invaluable tool for lawyers, arbitrators, claims consultants, and the parties to arbitration. Looking at the arbitration process in a logical and chronological way it assists the reader from the very start of the arbitral process to the issue of the arbitral award and its enforcement. Zusammenfassung Provides a guide to English and international arbitration law. This book identifies fundamental principles of arbitration law that are common to all jurisdictions, and shows how some principles of arbitration law are treated differently in various jurisdictions. It also examines some of the key jurisprudential questions....
