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The mooting game

Archive Article - Saturday, 01 April 2006

Each year more than a thousand students converge on Vienna (and Hong Kong) for an international commercial arbitration ‘moot’. GAR presents three perspectives on this year’s event

Preparation, Preparation, Preparation

Archive Article - Saturday, 01 April 2006

‘The more I train the luckier I get,’ as the saying goes. Melanie Willems and Mark Wegener, partners at Howrey LLP, explain how good advocacy usually follows from paying attention to detail

Costs - the sting in the tail

Archive Article - Saturday, 01 April 2006

The question of costs has a lower profile than some parts of the arbitral process, but is of no less importance to parties. Klaus Reichert, barrister in Dublin and at Littleton Chambers in London, and James Hope, solicitor-advocate at Skadden Arps Slate Meagher & Flom LLP, review the treatment of costs in key rules and laws, and then discuss ways in which costs can be used to police the parties’ conduct. They conclude by proposing a model procedure for dealing with costs

How to lose friends and influence people

Archive Article - Saturday, 01 April 2006

Lawrence Newman, partner at Baker & McKenzie LLP, explains why a coup de grace can be easier to deliver in international arbitration than in court

Is it summary judgment time?

Archive Article - Saturday, 01 April 2006

Could summary judgment be used to preserve arbitration’s reputation for being good value? Mark Friedman, partner, and Steven Michaels, counsel, at Debevoise & Plimpton LLP* investigate

London's elite arbitration groups

Archive Article - Saturday, 01 April 2006

James Clasper identifies London’s biggest – and best – international arbitration groups

Super-arbitrators: London

Archive Article - Saturday, 01 April 2006

David Samuels introduces a selection of the arbitrators who matter, in London

London or Paris?

Archive Article - Saturday, 01 April 2006

For years Paris has served as spiritual centre of arbitration. James Clasper asks if London is assuming the role

45 under 45

Archive Article - Wednesday, 01 February 2006

Global Arbitration Review has identified 45 leaders in the field who are under 45. David Samuels explains how those included were chosen

Dos and don'ts for counsel

Archive Article - Wednesday, 01 February 2006

Stephen Jagusch, partner at Allen & Overy LLP, explains how to shine as counsel during international proceedings

Clauses for Courses & Choosing Between Forum Selection Clauses and Arbitration Agreements

Archive Article - Wednesday, 01 February 2006

Gary Born, partner and head of the international arbitration group at Wilmer, Cutler, Pickering, Hale & Dorr LLP, and Duncan Speller, an associate at the firm, discuss when an arbitration clause is preferable to a forum-selection clause, and vice versa

Avoiding the 3am syndrome

Archive Article - Wednesday, 01 February 2006

Michael Lee, barrister and arbitrator at 20 Essex Street, makes the case for institutional, over ad-hoc, arbitration

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