Arbitrating Under the 2014 LCIA Rules
A User's Guide
By: Maxi Scherer, Lisa M. Richman, Remy Gerbay
About This Book
This book examines the key changes introduced by the 2014 rules and the key reasons for choosing an LCIA arbitration, and takes you through the stages of drafting an LCIA arbitration agreement. It examines the request for arbitration, the response, and the Tribunal’s jurisdiction. It explains the rule about communications, and how the arbitral tribunal is formed. It looks at the challenge, removal and replacement of arbitrators, the language of arbitration, and includes a chapter dedicated to hearings, witnesses and experts. Separate chapters on awards, costs and deposits, confidentiality and limitation of liability will provide practical help to anyone working in this field.--Provided by publisher.
AI Overview
"Arbitrating Under the 2014 LCIA Rules: A User's Guide" by Maxi Scherer, Lisa M. Richman, and Remy Gerbay is a comprehensive guide to the 2014 London Court of International Arbitration (LCIA) Rules. Here is a detailed overview of the book:
Key Themes
- Understanding the LCIA Rules: The book provides a thorough analysis of the 2014 LCIA Rules, which are essential for those drafting arbitration clauses in international contracts and for those engaged in representing parties in international arbitration proceedings.
- Practical Application: The guide is highly practical and user-friendly, offering insights into how the rules operate in practice.
- Legal and Historical Context: It includes a detailed examination of the legal and historical context of the LCIA Rules, providing a comprehensive understanding of their application.
Plot Summary
The book is structured to cover all aspects of the 2014 LCIA Rules, including:
- Introduction to the LCIA: An overview of the LCIA and its role in international arbitration.
- Rules Interpretation: A detailed explanation of each rule, including their legal and practical implications.
- Arbitration Proceedings: A step-by-step guide through the arbitration process under the LCIA Rules.
- Practical Tips and Examples: Real-world examples and practical tips to help users navigate the rules effectively.
Critical Reception
The book has received positive reviews from the international arbitration community:
- John Fellas in the American Review of International Arbitration (ARIA) praises the book for its comprehensive coverage and practical insights, noting that it is essential for both those drafting arbitration clauses and those representing parties in international arbitration proceedings.
- Adrian Winstanley OBE, the former Director General of the LCIA, highlights the importance of understanding the rules in his preface, emphasizing that the book provides a necessary tool for confidence in the arbitration process.
Book Details
- Authors: Maxi Scherer, Lisa M. Richman, and Remy Gerbay
- Publisher: Wolters Kluwer
- Publication Date: 2015
- Pages: 456 pages
Overall, "Arbitrating Under the 2014 LCIA Rules: A User's Guide" is a valuable resource for anyone involved in international arbitration, providing a detailed and practical guide to the LCIA Rules.