Arbitration Law Guide

26 Apr 2023

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About the Practice Guide

Arbitration Law Over Borders Comparative Guide provides a comprehensive understanding of the current complexities of international arbitration across 16 jurisdictions. Written by expert practitioners, the guide covers all the key aspects of the arbitral process, including the requirements for validity of arbitral agreements, rules concerning the constitution of the arbitral tribunal, and available measures from local courts to assist the arbitral proceeding. It also provides detailed information on general procedural minimum requirements, rules for the validity of awards, availability of post-award proceedings, and enforcement of foreign awards, as well as applicable professional and ethical rules, and the approaches on third-party funding in each jurisdiction. This guide is an invaluable resource for anyone looking to navigate the intricacies of the practice of international arbitration.

Editors

Three Crowns LLP

Australia

Australia Brazil

Brazil Colombia

Colombia Ecuador

Ecuador England & Wales

England and Wales France

France Hong Kong

Hong Kong India

India Italy

Italy Nigeria

Nigeria Saudi Arabia

Saudi Arabia Singapore

SGP

Singapore South Africa

ZAF

South Africa South Korea

KOR

South Korea Switzerland

CHE

Switzerland US

USA

United States

Introduction: Arbitration Law Over Borders Comparative Guide 2023

Carmen Martinez Lopez (Three Crowns LLP) , Liz Snodgrass (Three Crowns LLP)

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Contributors

Abdulaziz H. AlFahad & Partners

Fahad N. AlArfaj Saudi Arabia - Q&A

Adell & Merizalde

Juan Felipe Merizalde Colombia - Q&A

Juan Pablo Gómez-Moreno Colombia - Q&A

ArbLit – Radicati di Brozolo Sabatini Benedettelli Torsello

Gregorio Baldoli Italy - Q&A

Massimo Benedettelli Italy - Q&A

Bae, Kim & Lee LLC

Brandon Bang South Korea - Q&A

Hangil Lee South Korea - Q&A

In Hyuk Hwang South Korea - Q&A

Tony DongWook Kang South Korea - Q&A

Bowmans

Clement Mkiva South Africa - Q&A

Jackie Lafleur South Africa - Q&A

Jonathan Barnes South Africa - Q&A

Tori Herholdt South Africa - Q&A

Corrs Chambers Westgarth

Cara North Australia - Q&A

Eleanor Clifford Australia - Q&A

Nastasja Suhadolnik Australia - Q&A

Samuel Kay Australia - Q&A

Cyril Amarchand Mangaldas

Sanskriti Sidana India - Q&A

Shaneen Parikh India - Q&A

Tushar Karkaria India - Q&A

Gilt Chambers

Kim M. Rooney Hong Kong - Q&A

HSF Kramer

Benjamin Guthrie US - Q&A

Carlos Hafemann US - Q&A

Daniela Páez US - Q&A

Emma McGrath US - Q&A

Lucila Marchini US - Q&A

Louis Thivierge US - Q&A

LALIVE

Noradèle Radjai Switzerland - Q&A

Le 16 Law

Carl Szymura France - Q&A

Julie Spinelli France - Q&A

MAMG Advogados

Anna-Katharina Scheffer da Silveira Brazil - Q&A

Paulo Macedo Brazil - Q&A

Rafael Alves Brazil - Q&A

Osborne Clarke

Gregory Fullelove England & Wales - Q&A

Katie Bewlock England & Wales - Q&A

TADIR Dispute Resolution

Adriana Rodas Ecuador - Q&A

David Toscano Ecuador - Q&A

Templars

Igonikon Adekunle Nigeria - Q&A

Konyinsola Osipitan Nigeria - Q&A

Sesan Sulaiman Nigeria - Q&A

WongPartnership LLP

Headquartered in Singapore, WongPartnership is a market leader and one of the largest law firms in the country. Through our WPG regional law network, our clients benefit from unparalleled legal expert...

Joel Quek Singapore - Q&A

Koh Swee Yen SC Singapore - Q&A

Wendy Lin Singapore - Q&A

Independent Contributors

Gabriela Ortega Ecuador - Q&A