Emergency Arbitration

Cameron Sim is an International Counsel in the International Dispute Resolution Group at Debevoise & Plimpton, based in Hong Kong. He is admitted in New York, Hong Kong, England & Wales, and Australia, and has appeared as advocate before arbitral tribunals seated in Europe and Asia. Prior to his arbitration career, Mr Sim clerked for the President of the Supreme Court of the United Kingdom and in the Judicial Committee of the Privy Council. Mr Sim holds a BA/LLB (First Class Honours) from the University of Melbourne, and a BCL (Distinction) from the University of Oxford.

• Part I: Overview of Emergency Arbitration 1: The Principles of Emergency Arbitration 2: The Foundations of Emergency Arbitration Part II: The Beginning of an Emergency Arbitration 3: The Commencement of Emergency Arbitration 4: The Emergency Arbitrator Part III: Emergency Arbitration Procedure 5: The Conduct of an Emergency Arbitration 6: The Seat of Emergency Arbitration Part IV: Applicable Standards and Forms of Emergency Measures 7: The Applicable Standards in Emergency Arbitration 8: The Form of Relief in Emergency Arbitration Part V: The End of an Emergency Arbitration 9: The Decision of the Emergency Arbitrator 10: The Enforcement of the Emergency Arbitrator's Decision Part VI: Emergency Arbitration in Investment Treaty Arbitration 11: Emergency Arbitration in Investment Treaty Arbitration Part VII: The Future of Emergency Arbitration 12: The Future of Emergency Arbitration

This monograph contains a wealth of research and provides a balanced, systematic and comprehensive analysis of all major (theoretical and practical) issues associated with emergency arbitration. It is insightful, rich in resources and analysis, and very relevant to arbitral practice ...