Earlier editions published under the title: The guide to M&A arbitration. "GAR"--Front cover. Includes bibliographical references.
Contents:
How the choice of substantive law for M&A contracts can affect M&A disputes / Amy C Kläsener. Part II. Key issues in M&A arbitration -- Drafting arbitration clauses in M&A agreements / Anne Véronique Schlaepfer and Alexandre Mazuranic -- M&A arbitrations involving multiple parties and contracts / Yan Zhang and Nathaniel Lai -- Conflicts between expert determination clauses and arbitration clauses / Wolfgang Peter and Daniel Greineder -- Special issues in connection with warranty and indemnity insurance / Amy C Kläsener and Thomas H Webster -- The role of the quantum expert in M&A disputes / Andrew Grantham, Kai Schumacher and Greg Huitson-Little -- Managing expert determinations / Sandy Cowan, Fiona Frith and Alexandra Kingston -- Third-party funding in international arbitration / Hussein Haeri, Clàudia Baró Huelmo and Giacomo Gasparotti -- Resolution of purchase price disputes in M&A transactions / William S Dudzinsky, Lance J Phillips, Amy Chen and Michael Mannino -- Accounts warranties / Chris Drewe, Patricia Moroney and James Fox -- Drafting M&A contracts to minimise the risk of disputes / Jonathan M Moses -- Part II. Survey of substantive laws -- China / Yan Zhang, Friven Yeoh and Michael Wang -- Germany / Michael Rohls -- Italy / Alessandro Scagliarini -- South Korea / Chul-Won Lee, Una Cho and Ji Hwan Kim -- Switzerland / Michael Bösch and Patrick Rohn -- United Kingdom / William Hooker, Irene Ding and Lydia Redman -- United States / Matthew J Weldon and Thomas A Warns -- How the choice of substantive law for M&A contracts can affect M&A disputes / Amy C Kläsener.
Summary:
"M&A disputes can be unique in their hostility and complexity. The M&A arbitration guide--published by Global Arbitration Review--is a practical guide to what merger parties should think about when it comes to disputes. It pools the wisdom of specialists on how to prevent these disputes arising and how best to resolve them when it is too late. The guide is structured in two sections. Part I consists of 10 chapters on planning and procedural issues, covering everything from drafting clauses to how to structure contracts to minimise the potential for disputes. Part II offers a geographical survey of important differences in national laws that may affect the outcome of a dispute. It is written by 39 specialists from a variety of backgrounds and takes a practical approach throughout"-- Back cover.
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