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The Guide to Telecoms Arbitrations - 2nd Edition

The Guide to Telecoms Arbitrations - 2nd Edition

Editor: Wesley Pydiamah

Pages: 235

ISBN: 978-1-80449-250-5

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Few clients seek arbitration counsel as often as those in telecoms, or have such high stakes disputes when they do. And yet, to date, there has been no definitive book for either counsel or client on this fascinating genre of work.

GAR’s The Guide to Telecoms Arbitrations aims to change that. Written by some of the world’s leading names, it covers the most pressing conceptual and practical aspects of telecoms arbitrations, from questions of arbitrability to topics such as the idiosyncrasies of space and satellite disputes, problems of performance caused by sanctions regimes, and how to deal with armed conflict. It concludes with a series of regional overviews.

Chapters

  • Introduction
    Wesley Pydiamah
    Eversheds Sutherland
  • Part I
    • An In-House Perspective on Telecoms Arbitrations
      Paul Werné
    • Arbitration and the Advent of New Technologies
      Nasser Ali Khasawneh and Maria Mazzawi
      Eversheds Sutherland
    • Issues of Arbitrability in Telecoms Arbitrations
      Emily Hay
      Hanotiau & van den Berg
    • M&A Arbitrations in the Telecoms Sector
      Will Hooker, James Newton and Alysha Patel
      Pallas Partners LLP
    • Valuation Approaches in Telecoms Arbitrations: Commercial Arbitrations
      Kai Schumacher and Christoph Wilmsmeier
      AlixPartners LLP
    • Claims in Disputed Maritime Areas: Resolving International Disputes Arising from Activities Relating to Submarine Cables in Disputed Maritime Areas
      Michael Stepek
      Winston & Strawn LLP
    • The Rise of Satellite Arbitrations
      Laura Yvonne Zielinski
      Space Arbitration Association
  • Part II
    • Standards of Protection: The State’s Sovereign Right to Regulate and its Limits
      Reza Mohtashami KC, Leilah Bruton and Farouk El-Hosseny
      Three Crowns LLP
    • Standards of Protection and the Obligations of the Investor
      Babatunde Fagbohunlu and Inyene Robert
      Aluko & Oyebode
    • Is the People’s Good the Highest Law? The Concept of Necessity in Investor-State Protections
      David Hunt, Ben Love, Gina Rossman and Sagar Gupta
      Boies Schiller Flexner
    • Civil Unrest and Investor–State Claims in the Telecommunications Sector
      Michael Darowski and Romilly Holland
      McDermott Will & Emery
    • Valuation Approaches: Investment Treaty Arbitrations
      Lucrezio Figurelli and Richard Caldwell
      The Brattle Group Inc
  • Part III
    • Telecommunications Disputes and ADR: An EU Perspective
      Wesley Pydiamah, Julien Fouret and Tejas Shiroor
      Eversheds Sutherland