The updated International Comparative Legal Guides (ICLG) guide on arbitration in Germany, co-authored by Joseph Schwartz and Julian Bickmann, is now online!
The key topics:
– Legal framework for arbitration seated in Germany – including how arbitration agreements work under German law.
– The nuts and bolts of German arbitration practice, from tribunal selection, procedural rules, interim measures and evidence, to issuing, challenging, and enforcing awards.
– Confidentiality, remedies, and cost allocation from a German perspective.
– Recent developments & proposed reforms (most importantly the planned modernization of Germany’s arbitration law) that practitioners should keep an eye on.
If you deal with cross-border contracts and disputes, or are considering Germany as a seat for arbitration, check out this guide: https://lnkd.in/d_tVGTj.
Thank you to International Comparative Legal Guides (ICLG) for involving us – and stay tuned for a further ICLG update, this time on investor-State dispute settlement in Germany, soon to go online.
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