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Bernstein's Handbook of Arbitration and Dispute Resolution Practice, 4th Edition

Bernstein's Handbook of Arbitration and Dispute Resolution Practice, 4th Edition

Author: John Tackaberry, QC; Arthur Marriott, QC
Publisher: Sweet & Maxwell U.K.
ISBN: 9780421757608
Published In: October 2003
Format: Hardback
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Fully expanded and updated to include the most recent developments and to acknowledge the growing importance of alternative dispute resolution, the new edition of Bernstein's Handbook of Arbitration and Dispute Resolution Practice:

Provides succinct summaries of relevant principles of law, such as confidentiality, jurisdiction, arbitrability, bias and conflicts, and Calderbank letters
Features full coverage of the law and practice of arbitration
Offers practical guidance in the conduct of the dispute resolution processes, both domestically and internationally, from contributors who have hands-on experience
Combines a general principles section, a series of specialist sections and a complete suite of precedents and appendices
Is cited in courts around the world including the Commercial Court (UK), Federal Court of Canada, High Court (Australia), High Court (Ireland) and Supreme Court Victoria (Malaysia)
Volume One provides in-depth analysis and comment on the various aspects of arbitration
Volume Two includes a comprehensive set of free-standing reference materials
Features new chapters covering adjudications and professional disciplinary tribunals

Nearest there is to a standard work in this field. - Litigation - of a previous edition
"Bernstein offers a well-organised, comprehensive and practical guide to arbitration and ADR, and should be a reassuring presence on many practitioners' bookshelves."
Simon Nesbitt and Henry Quinlan of Lovells in Legal Week - Legal Week
" I cannot think of any reason why any practitioner of ADR - in whatever form - should not have this publication to hand..."
"...the answers to the questions that all of us are caused to ask are found here."
"It should be in the library of every law firm, college or teaching faculty, and on the shelves of every Trade Assocation and all those invoved in the practice of ADR".

Peter Brown, FCiArb, Chartered Arbitrator and Accredited