Richard H. Kreindler Ordre des livres

This reference work provides a detailed commentary and thorough analysis of German arbitration law and practice, addressing both domestic and international arbitration at all stages. It outlines the legal framework for German-related arbitration and offers practical guidance tailored to the nuances of German law. The structure follows the typical course of arbitral proceedings, beginning with the arbitration agreement, moving through the arbitral tribunal and proceedings, and concluding with the arbitral award, including its recognition and enforcement. Each stage features exhaustive legal analysis presented clearly and accessibly. Authored by respected experts, it serves as a comprehensive guide for practitioners and academics dealing with cases involving a German nexus, detailing the applicable legal framework in Germany. As Germany enhances its reputation as a venue for international arbitration, the significance of the German Institution of Arbitration (DIS) grows, boasting over 1,150 members, including leading companies and organizations. The number of arbitration cases under DIS Rules has more than doubled since 2005, and Germany ranks fifth in chosen arbitration locations, with its law being the fourth most selected. Even when arbitration occurs outside Germany, German arbitration law increasingly influences the recognition and enforcement of awards, reflecting the country's strong export-oriented economy and the promin