A Practitioner's Guide to Arbitration

A Practitioner's Guide to Arbitration by Matthew H. Adler and Danni Shanel is an essential resource for anyone involved in the arbitration process. This comprehensive guide provides in-depth insights and knowledge about various aspects of arbitration, making it an invaluable tool for both newcomers and experienced practitioners alike.

The content is meticulously organised to cover crucial topics such as:

1. An Introduction to Arbitration
2. The Arbitration Presumption
3. Arbitrability, Severability, and Delegation
4. Choosing an Arbitrator
5. Challenging Arbitrator Selection
6. Virtual Hearings
7. Discovery in Arbitration
8. Third-Party Evidence
9. Third Parties in Arbitration
10. Injunctions
11. Consolidation and Waiver
12. Enforcement

With chapters dedicated to each major component of arbitration, the book serves not only as a guide but also as an insightful reference for addressing practical challenges faced during arbitration. Whether you are looking to understand procedural nuances or seek guidance on enforcing arbitration awards, this guide is structured to provide clarity and support throughout the arbitration process.