Includes table of cases. Includes bibliographical references (pages 461-470) and index.
Contents:
Part 3. Commercial arbitration without hearings : the court of innovative arbitration / An introduction to commercial arbitration / Richard McLaren & Kaleigh Hawkins-Schulz. Drafting ADR and arbitration clauses for commercial contracts / Wendy Earle -- Shifting the paradigm : moving from litigation to arbitration / Kenneth J. Glasner -- Arbitrator selection / Ken McEwan -- Arbitration independence and bias : testing the limits / Graeme Mew -- "Evidence first" arbitration : a conceptual framework for arbitration efficiency / William G. Horton -- Creative arbitration design and the first case conference / Stephen Richard Morrison -- Part 2. The middle -- Advocacy lessons from the past / Sheila R. Block -- Advocacy in commercial arbitration / John A.M. Judge -- Effective commercial arbitration : a conversation with Robert Armstrong, Ian Binnie, and Stephen Goudge / Shantona Chaudhury -- Court involvement in commercial arbitration / J. Brian Casey -- Stepping into the hot tub : concurrent expert evidence in commercial arbitration / Dominique T. Hussey & Will Bortolin -- The use of experts and the assessment of economic damages in commercial arbitration / Neal Mizrahi -- Part 3. The end -- Med-arb : crossing the line / Leslie Dizgun -- Arbitral awards : appeals, setting aside, and enforcement / Harvin Pitch & Lucas Kittmer -- The art of appellate advocacy in the arbitral context and outside it / Paul J. Pape -- Commercial arbitration without hearings : the court of innovative arbitration / Richard McLaren & Kaleigh Hawkins-Schulz.
Summary:
Arbitration can be a highly effective alternative commercial dispute resolution process outside of court. Indeed, arbitration is and has historically been a widely used method for resolving commercial conflicts arising out of domestic and international corporate and commercial transactions. It has tremendous potential to resolve disputes with confidentiality, economy, efficiency, finality, durability, neutral expertise, impartiality, fairness, and more party-sensitive and satisfactory outcomes than traditional litigation. This book is a timely contribution to the works and world of commercial arbitration: provincially, nationally, and internationally. Written by leading practitioners from different perspectives, it is intended to be a practical, handy, and valuable guide for commercial arbitration practitioners. The book will be particularly valuable for new and experienced practitioners of commercial arbitration, corporate counsel, judges, government and industry professionals, educators, students, and members of the public--Back cover.
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