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A Commentary on the LCIA Arbitration Rules

A Commentary on the LCIA Arbitration Rules
2nd Edition
Practice Area:  Arbitration
ISBN:  9780414092112
Published by:  Sweet & Maxwell
Publication Date:  13 Dec 2022
Format:  eBook - ProView
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A Commentary on the LCIA Arbitration Rules, 2nd edition expands on the First Edition, which was the first full length book on the 2014 LCIA Rules. The second edition provides a thorough assessment of the current Rules and their operation in practice, as well as their legal and historical context. It also provides advice on areas for consideration when choosing the LCIA Rules or conducting an arbitration under them, and highlights the differences and innovations in the Rules and their implications. The commentary extends to the Annex, containing Guidelines for legal representatives, the Schedule of Costs, and to the LCIA’s Guidance Notes. The book also provides practitioners with a substantial set of invaluable reference materials for use in conjunction with the Rules – new reference materials to this edition including the LCIA Guidance Notes.
Key features:
  • Provides expert analysis and practical advice to those considering or engaged in arbitration under the LCIA Rules, making it a valuable reference both for specialists and those new to arbitration
  • Explains features of administered arbitration under the LCIA Rules and draws comparisons with ad hoc, trade association and other institutional arbitration proceedings, such as those under the ICC and SIAC Arbitration Rules
  • Goes through every aspect of the proceedings so you have expert guidance throughout
  • Explains the LCIA’s procedures for the selection and appointment of Arbitral Tribunals and Emergency Arbitrators
  • Covers issues that need to be considered when nominating candidates for an Arbitral Tribunal
  • Discusses the challenge, removal or replacement of arbitrators and summarises and discusses published challenge decisions of the LCIA Court
  • Discusses the changes made to the LCIA Rules over time, thereby putting the current Rules in their proper context

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