The Guide to Challenging and Enforcing Arbitration Awards, 2nd Edition

Editor: J William Rowley QC

Pages: 808

ISBN: 978-1-83862-575-7

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Enforcement used to be an irrelevance in international arbitration. Most losing parties simply paid. Not so any more. The time spent on post-award matters has increased vastly.

The Guide to Challenging and Enforcing Arbitration Awards is a comprehensive volume that addresses this new reality. It offers practical know-how on both sides of the coin: challenging, and enforcing, awards. Part I provides a full thematic overview, while Part II delves into the specifics seat by seat, covering 26 jurisdictions.

Series

Contents:

Foreword

Foreword
Alan Redfern

Overview

Preface
J William Rowley QC

Part I: Issues relating to Challenging and Enforcing Arbitration Awards

Awards: Early Stage Consideration of Enforcement Issues
Sally-Ann Underhill and M Cristina Cárdenas
Awards: Form, Content, Effect
James Hope
Awards: Challenges
Michael Ostrove, James Carter and Ben Sanderson
Arbitrability and Public Policy Challenges
Penny Madden QC, Ceyda Knoebel and Besma Grifat-Spackman
Jurisdictional Challenges
Michael Nolan and Kamel Aitelaj
Due Process and Procedural Irregularities: Challenges
Simon Sloane and Emily Wyse Jackson
Awards: Challenges based on misuse of tribunal secretaries
Chloe Carswell and Lucy Winnington-Ingram
Substantive Grounds for Challenge
Joseph D Pizzurro, Robert B García and Juan O Perla
Enforcement under the New York Convention
Emmanuel Gaillard and Benjamin Siino
Enforcement of Interim Measures
James E Castello and Rami Chahine
Prevention of Asset Stripping: Worldwide Freezing Orders
Charlie Lightfoot and Michaela Croft
Grounds to Refuse Enforcement
Sherina Petit and Ewelina Kajkowska
ICSID Awards
Claudia Annacker, Laurie Achtouk-Spivak, Zeïneb Bouraoui
Enforcement Strategies where the Opponent is a Sovereign
Alexander A Yanos and Kristen K Bromberek

Part II: Challenging and Enforcing Arbitration Awards: Jurisdictional Know-How

Argentina
José Martínez de Hoz and Francisco A Amallo
Austria
Christian W Konrad and Philipp A Peters
Belgium
Hakim Boularbah, Olivier van der Haegen and Anaïs Mallien
Brazil
Marcio Vieira Souto Costa Ferreira, Antonia de Araujo Lima and Renata Auler Monteiro
Canada
Gordon E Kaiser and Aweis Osman
China
Xianglin Chen
Ecuador
Eduardo Carmigniani, Hugo García Larriva, Alvaro Galindo, Carla Cepeda Altamirano, Daniel Caicedo and Bernarda Muriel
Egypt
Karim A Youssef
England and Wales
Oliver Marsden and Ella Davies
France
Christophe Seraglini and Camille Teynier
Germany
Boris Kasolowsky and Carsten Wendler
Hong Kong
Tony Dymond and Cameron Sim
India
Sanjeev K Kapoor and Saman Ahsan
Italy
Massimo Benedettelli and Marco Torsello
Japan
Hiroki Aoki and Takashi Ohno
Malaysia
Tan Sri Dato’ Cecil W M Abraham, Aniz Ahmad Amirudin and Syukran Syafiq
Mexico
Michelle Carrillo Torres
Netherlands
Marnix Leijten, Erin Cronjé and Abdel Khalek Zirar
Nigeria
Gbolahan Elias SAN, Lawal Ijaodola, Athanasius Akor and Oluwaseun Oyekan
Russia
Alexander Vaneev, Elena Kolomiets, Viktoria Bogacheva and Sergey Ivanov
Singapore
Kohe Hasan, Justine Barthe-Dejean and Ian Choi
South Korea
Yun Jae Baek, Jeonghye Sophie Ahn and Hyunah Park
Sweden
James Hope
Switzerland
Franz Stirnimann Fuentes, Jean Marguerat, Tomás Navarro Blakemore and James F Reardon
Turkey
Asena Aytuğ Keser and Direnç Bada
United Arab Emirates
Areen Jayousi and Muhammad Mohsin Naseer
United States
Elliot Friedman, David Livshiz and Paige von Mehren