Subjects:

Looseleaf Works

Contents:

3 Updates per year

Framework of arbitration law

nature of arbitration agreements

submission agreements

agreements to arbitrate future disputes

choice of law

breach of arbitration agreement

the jurisdiction of arbitrators

the appointment of arbitrators

umpires

commencement of arbitration proceedings

evidence

the problem of delay.

Arbitration Law is now also available as a stand alone Hardback published in December 2004

An account of the law applying to all forms of arbitration agreements, for lawyers and non-lawyers alike. It concentrates on modern trends in arbitration law, for maximum practical usefulness to today's lawyer or arbitrator and includes the latest legislation.

The looseleaf format ensures that the reader is always informed of the most recent cases and decisions through the regular updating supplements, and enables these latest cases to be incorporated into the text.

All the general principles of English arbitration law are addressed with, in addition, reference to international arbitrations, where these have significance for English lawyers.

Your arbitration law package will provide you with:-

• A two volume looseleaf with detailed coverage of key arbitration legislation
• 22 chapters, including all case law arising from The Arbitration Act 1996; over 3000 cases covered
• FREE updates for the first 12 months of your subscription, so you won't run the risk of using out-of-date information
• Online access allowing you to search across the entire two volumes. We will also send you email alerts informing you of the latest looseleaf updates.
• Analysis of all important international conventions (UNICITRAL Model Law, New York Convention) and EU measures (Council Regulation 44/2001, Lugano and Rome Conventions)
• Coverage of reported and unreported cases allowing you to stay one step ahead of the your competitors
• Detailed notes that you can cite in court