Arbitration multi-jurisdictional guide

The Arbitration multi-jurisdictional guide brings together practical information on topical cross-border issues, country-specific Q&A guides on arbitration law and practice, and details of recommended arbitration lawyers and law firms in jurisdictions around the world.

In each country-specific Q&A, a standard set of questions relating to arbitration practice is answered by a leading law firm, recommended for its arbitration expertise in that jurisdiction following independent research carried out by PLC Which lawyer?

The Q&A guide aims to give a structured overview of the key practical issues including, for example, any mandatory provisions and default rules applicable under local law, confidentiality, local courts' willingness to assist arbitration, enforcement of awards and the available remedies, both final and interim. In addition, answers to questions can be compared across a number of jurisdictions to assist in the management of cross-border transactions (see Country Q&A tool).

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PLC would like to thank the following firms for the excellence of their contributions: Addleshaw Goddard; Advokaturbüro Dr Dr Batliner & Dr Gasser; Afridi & Angell; Anderson Mori & Tomotsune; Baier Böhm; Baker Botts LLP; Coşar Attorneys at Law; Domanski Zakrzewski Palinka; Eversheds Södermark Advokatbyrå AB; Hogan Lovells International LLP; Kachwaha & Partners; Lenczner Slaght Royce Smith Griffin LLP; Muranov Chernyakov & Partners; Nagy és Trócsányi; Schellenberg Wittmer; Shalakany Law Office; Shin & Kim; Sidley Austin; Skadden, Arps, Slate, Meagher & Flom LLP; Skrine; Studio Legale Portale Visconti; Webber Wentzel; Winston & Strawn LLP.