Practice Plus consists of practical tools to provide support throughout the Arbitration process.
Speed, accuracy and at the same time superior advice, all in one place.
Kluwer Arbitration Practice Plus offers support throughout the entire arbitration process, there are four modules:
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Practical Insights
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Profile Navigator
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Quick Answers
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Documents & Guidelines
Profile Navigator and Relationship Indicator Tools
Includes 6,200+ arbitrator, expert witness, and counsel profiles and 13,500+ relationships for review.
Access data-driven information to support the selection of arbitrators, expert witnesses, and counsels. The information derives from Kluwer Arbitration’s comprehensive collection of international awards and appointment data from leading arbitral institutions.
Gain an overview of all publications and arbitration cases within the Kluwer Arbitration database associated with an arbitrator, expert witness, or counsel.
Explore relationships of arbitrators, expert witnesses, counsel, tribunal secretaries, or other stakeholders to uncover potential conflicts of interest.
Quick Answers
Allows to quickly examine and compare specific content by topic across selected jurisdictions or arbitral institutions.
Gain answers to approx. 400 questions in the following areas:
- Appointment and challenge of arbitrators
- Privacy and confidentiality
- Drafting arbitration agreements
- Sovereign immunity
- Arbitral institutions
All Quick Answers have been edited by Clifford Chance LLP.
Documents and Guidelines
A collection of forms used in international commercial arbitration covering the different steps of an arbitration proceeding, from a Request for Arbitration until the final Award.
The forms can be downloaded in MS Word and edited to suit the circumstances of your case or used as a guide when considering other approaches.
Practical Insights
Provides a concise, step-by-step guide to the most pressing and challenging issues in the international arbitration process, from Interim Measures to Enforcement of Arbitration Agreements.
Interim Measures
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Contributor |
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| 1 | Anti-Arbitration injunctions | Crina Baltag & Mihaela Maravela |
| 2 | Anti-Suit Injunctions | Crina Baltag & Mihaela Maravela |
| 3 | Emergency Arbitrator Proceedings | Andrew de Lotbinière McDougall, Poorvi Satija & Salma Selim |
| 4 | Enforcement of Interim Measures | James Mckenzie & Wilson Antoon |
| 5 | Interim or Conservatory Measures | Ali Yeşilırmak & Dogan Gultutan |
| 6 | Security for Costs | Cameron Ford |
Multi-Party Arbitration
Topic |
Contributor |
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| 1 | Large-scale (Class, Mass and Collective) Arbitration | Stacie I. Strong |
| 2 | Third Parties – Enforcement of an Award against a Non-Signatory or a Third Party to the Proceedings | Bernard Hanotiau |
| 3 | Third Parties – Multi-Contract Arbitration | Bernard Hanotiau |
| 4 | Third Parties – Multi-Party Arbitration, Groups of Companies and Non-Signatories | Bernard Hanotiau |
| 5 | Third Parties – Joinder & Consolidation Coming soon | Bernard Hanotiau |
Early Stages of the Proceedings
Topic |
Contributor |
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| 1 | Challenges to Arbitrators | Philip Clifford & Robert Price |
| 2 | Defining the Seat of Arbitration | Glenn Hoek |
| 3 | Law Governing the Arbitration Agreement | Chiann Bao, Queenie Lau & Natalie So |
| 4 | Third-Party Funding Updated | Lisa Bench-Nieuwveld & Victoria Sahani |
| 5 | Designation of an Appointing Authority for the Appointment of Arbitrators Coming soon | Andrew Rigden Green |
| 6 | Formal Validity of the Arbitration Agreement New | Giuditta Cordero-Moss |
Organization of the Proceedings
Topic |
Contributor |
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| 1 | Confidentiality | Katie Chung |
| 2 | Attorney-Client Privilege New | Kiran Nasir Gore |
| 3 | Multilingual Proceedings New | Lorraine de Germiny |
| 4 | Terms of Reference New | Gustavo Scheffer da Silveira |
Conduct of the Proceedings
Topic |
Contributor |
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| 1 | Pre-hearing Conference New | Janet Walker & Doug Jones |
| 2 | Hearing Bundles and Documentary Evidence Coming soon | Janet Walker & Doug Jones |
| 3 | Language, translation, and interpretation | Janet Walker & Doug Jones |
| 4 | Default of a Party or Absence of a Witness New | Janet Walker & Doug Jones |
| 5 | Closing the proceedings | Janet Walker & Doug Jones |
Evidence
Topic |
Contributor |
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| 1 | Expert Evidence | Kabir Duggal |
| 2 | Fact Evidence | Lucas Bento |
| 3 | Witness Examination | Timothy Cooke |
| 4 | Document Production New | Nadia Darwazeh & Sarah Lucas |
Damages
Topic |
Contributor |
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| 1 | Damages & Valuation Coming soon | Carla Chavich, Miguel A. Nakhle & Pablo T. Spiller |
| 2 | Interest Claims | Matthew Secomb & Catherine Yoon |
Awards
Topic |
Contributor |
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| 1 | Correction and Interpretation of Awards and Additional Awards New | Jan Heiner Nedden & Maria Hauser-Morel |
| 2 | Lis Pendens Coming soon | Alicja Zielińska-Eisen |
| 3 | Remission of an Award Coming soon | Kiran Nasir Gore |
| 4 | Res Judicata Coming soon | Piotr Wilinski |
Costs
Topic |
Contributor |
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| 1 | Allocation of Costs New | Patricia Živković |
| 2 | Determination and Payment of the Advance on Costs | Patricia Živković |
Enforcement of Awards
Topic |
Contributor |
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| 1 | Article I of the New York Convention: Scope New | Marike Paulsson |
| 2 | Articles III & IV of the New York Convention: the Request for the Enforcement of an Award New | Marike Paulsson, Supritha Suresh |
| 3 | Article V of the New York Convention: General Canons of Interpretation New | Kabir Duggal |
| 4 | Article V(1)(a) of the New York Convention: the Valid Arbitration Agreement New | Marike Paulsson, Supritha Suresh |
| 5 | Article V(1)(c) of the New York Convention: the Mandate of the Tribunal New | Marike Paulsson, Ashutosh Ray, Supritha Suresh |
| 6 | Article V(1)(d) of the New York Convention: the Composition of the Tribunal New | Marike Paulsson, Ashutosh Ray, Supritha Suresh |
| 7 | Articles V(1) (e) and VI of the New York Convention: Setting Aside Procedure Coming soon | Mohamed S. Abdel Wahab |
| 8 | Articles V(1)(b) and V(2) of the New York Convention: Public Policy Coming soon | Francisco Gonzalez de Cossio |
Enforcement of Arbitration Agreements
Topic |
Contributor |
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| 1 | Articles II(1) and (2) of the New York Convention New | Niek Peters |
| 2 | Article II(3) of the New York Convention New | Niek Peters |
Fraud & Corruption
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Contributor |
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| 1 | Fraud & Corruption Updated | Swee Yen Koh & Alexis Foucard |
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Interim Measures
Topic
Contributor
1 Anti-Arbitration injunctions Crina Baltag & Mihaela Maravela 2 Anti-Suit Injunctions Crina Baltag & Mihaela Maravela 3 Emergency Arbitrator Proceedings Andrew de Lotbinière McDougall, Poorvi Satija & Salma Selim 4 Enforcement of Interim Measures James Mckenzie & Wilson Antoon 5 Interim or Conservatory Measures Ali Yeşilırmak & Dogan Gultutan 6 Security for Costs Cameron Ford -
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Multi-Party Arbitration
Topic
Contributor
1 Large-scale (Class, Mass and Collective) Arbitration Stacie I. Strong 2 Third Parties – Enforcement of an Award against a Non-Signatory or a Third Party to the Proceedings Bernard Hanotiau 3 Third Parties – Multi-Contract Arbitration Bernard Hanotiau 4 Third Parties – Multi-Party Arbitration, Groups of Companies and Non-Signatories Bernard Hanotiau 5 Third Parties – Joinder & Consolidation Coming soon Bernard Hanotiau -
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Early Stages of the Proceedings
Topic
Contributor
1 Challenges to Arbitrators Philip Clifford & Robert Price 2 Defining the Seat of Arbitration Glenn Hoek 3 Law Governing the Arbitration Agreement Chiann Bao, Queenie Lau & Natalie So 4 Third-Party Funding Updated Lisa Bench-Nieuwveld & Victoria Sahani 5 Designation of an Appointing Authority for the Appointment of Arbitrators Coming soon Andrew Rigden Green 6 Formal Validity of the Arbitration Agreement New Giuditta Cordero-Moss -
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Organization of the Proceedings
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Contributor
1 Confidentiality Katie Chung 2 Attorney-Client Privilege Coming soon Kiran Nasir Gore 3 Multilingual Arbitrations Coming soon Lorraine de Germiny 4 Terms of Reference Coming soon Gustavo Scheffer da Silveira -
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Conduct of the Proceedings
Topic
Contributor
1 Pre-hearing Conference New Janet Walker & Doug Jones 2 Hearing Bundles and Documentary Evidence Coming soon Janet Walker & Doug Jones 3 Language, translation, and interpretation Janet Walker & Doug Jones 4 Default of a Party or Absence of a Witness Coming soon Janet Walker & Doug Jones 5 Closing the proceedings Janet Walker & Doug Jones -
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Evidence
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Contributor
1 Expert Evidence Kabir Duggal 2 Fact Evidence Lucas Bento 3 Witness Examination Timothy Cooke -
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Damages
Topic
Contributor
1 Damages & Valuation Coming soon Carla Chavich, Miguel A. Nakhle & Pablo T. Spiller 2 Interest Claims Matthew Secomb & Catherine Yoon -
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Awards
Topic
Contributor
1 Correction and Interpretation of Awards and Additional Awards New Jan Heiner Nedden & Maria Hauser-Morel 2 Lis Pendens Coming soon Alicja Zielińska-Eisen 3 Remission of an Award Coming soon Kiran Nasir Gore 4 Res Judicata Coming soon Piotr Wilinski -
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Costs
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Contributor
1 Allocation of Costs New Patricia Živković 2 Determination and Payment of the Advance on Costs Patricia Živković -
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Enforcement of Awards
Topic
Contributor
1 Article I of the New York Convention: Scope New Marike Paulsson 2 Articles III & IV of the New York Convention: the Request for the Enforcement of an Award Coming soon Marike Paulsson, Supritha Suresh 3 Article V of the New York Convention: General Canons of Interpretation New Kabir Duggal 4 Article V(1)(a) of the New York Convention: the Valid Arbitration Agreement Coming soon Marike Paulsson, Supritha Suresh 5 Article V(1)(c) of the New York Convention: the Mandate of the Tribunal New Marike Paulsson, Ashutosh Ray, Supritha Suresh 6 Article V(1)(d) of the New York Convention: the Composition of the Tribunal New Marike Paulsson, Ashutosh Ray, Supritha Suresh 7 Articles V(1) (e) and VI of the New York Convention: Setting Aside Procedure Coming soon Mohamed S. Abdel Wahab 8 Articles V(1)(b) and V(2) of the New York Convention: Public Policy Coming soon Francisco Gonzalez de Cossio -
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Enforcement of Arbitration Agreements
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Contributor
1 Articles II(1) and (2) of the New York Convention Coming soon Niek Peters 2 Article II(3) of the New York Convention New Niek Peters -
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Investigate Fraud & Corruption
Topic
Contributor
1 Fraud & Corruption Updated Swee Yen Koh & Alexis Foucard
Kluwer Arbitration Practice Plus allows in an easy and time-efficient manner to:
- Find arbitrators and access data-driven information about them and their experience
- Explore relationships to uncover potential conflicts of interest that could jeopardize the case
- Quickly locate salient information
- Gain answers and guidance under time pressure on the most important, pressing and challenging issues throughout the Arbitration process
- Raise red flags and highlight high impact factors to mitigate the risk for your case strategy
- Recognize and compare the nuances and differences of jurisdictional and institutional rules and approaches
- Access a collection of common forms in the Arbitration process that can be used as guidance or to create templates
- Proceed to recommended reading for more in-depth analysis
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Kluwer Arbitration Practice Plus - Testimonial
Kluwer Arbitration Practice Plus - Testimonial
Simon Greenberg, Partner at Clifford Chance, Paris on how Kluwer Arbitration Practice Plus will help clients transform research into strategy, to help win cases.
See what experts in the field have to say about Kluwer Arbitration Practice Plus
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Cindy Ko
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Remy Gerbay
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Doğan Gültutan
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Jan K. Schäfer
I am very impressed with Practical Insights which was prepared by practitioners for practitioners. The design and set-up shows real attention was given to the needs of a practicing arbitration lawyer. The section on "Practical Steps" sets this apart from a regular commentary text. The "Country and Institution Comparison" tab provides easy cross-referencing and comparison of laws in different jurisdictions and arbitral institutional rules at a single glance. It is a very useful tool for any arbitration lawyer given the increasingly international and multi-jurisdictional nature of arbitration work.
Kluwer Arbitration Practice Plus, including the ‘Practical Insights’ topical modules, is a “must-have” tool. ‘Practical Insights’ are equally useful to arbitration novices in need of rapid introductions to complex topics, as it is to seasoned practitioners looking for reliable refreshers and actionable guidance on practical issues. The combination of short, practice-oriented, commentaries written by established practitioners, with cleverly-curated lists of key cases and publications allows users to expedite their research and strategic decision-making, while minimizing the risk of missing important information. The links to the broader Kluwer Arbitration catalogue built into Practice Plus allows users to make the best of Kluwer Arbitration.
Kluwer Arbitration Practice Plus’s Practical Insights Modules (as recently expanded) are extremely useful and must-read for any international arbitration practitioner, regardless of one’s seniority and/or experience, neatly focusing one’s mind to the essential factors and criteria concerning each particular topic or module, coupled with invaluable practical tips. It will, in particular, give a sense of steer and direction to practitioners at the more junior level, whether that be considering seeking anti-arbitration/suit injunctions or requesting interim and/or conservatory measures. All key topics are covered in the modules, and one is highly unlikely to walk away empty handed.
In today’s world, access to objective, data-driven information is ever more critical for transparency and understanding, yet it often remains a challenge to obtain such reliable data. The different tools developed by Wolters Kluwer are a timely and welcome contribution to enhance transparency in the field of international arbitration by allowing easy access to information that will help users make informed choices.
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