The Complete (but unofficial) Guide to the Willem C. Vis International Commercial Arbitration Moot
Synopsis "The Complete (but unofficial) Guide to the Willem C. Vis International Commercial Arbitration Moot"
The Book Eleven teams of student participants attended the first Willem C. Vis International Arbitration Moot in 1993/1994. Now, almost 400 teams from across the world gather to participate in one of the largest international arbitration events in the world. The cases dealt with are based on an international sales transaction governed by the UN Convention on Contracts for the International Sales of Goods, including procedural issues of arbitration. The book is written for participants of the Vis Moot. It provides the reader with step-by-step practical advice to maximize their Vis Moot experience. It explains registration and offers valuable tips on finding and organising the team, analysing the case, writing memoranda, presenting the case in the oral pleadings, and organising the trips to Vienna or Hong Kong. Any student or coach considering taking part in the Moot Experience' will find the information essential to make the Vis Moot a unique lifetime experience and to prepare them for their career in law.Chapter 1 - The Vis Moot: a lifetime experienceChapter 2 - The Vis Moot: facts and figuresChapter 3 - How to startChapter 4 - How to write effective memorandaChapter 5 - How to present your case before the Arbitral TribunalChapter 6 - Virtual hearingsChapter 7 - Seven days in Vienna and Hong KongChapter 8 - Where to go from HereChapter 9 - CoachingChapter 10 - Views from the DachgeschossChapter 11 - Views from around the world The Advantages at a Glancetailor-made for participants of the Vis Moot Courtprovides essential practical knowledge for the Moot and beyondclearly written by experienced practitioners The New Edition The 8th edition includes not only further practical information but also details on the use of Artificial Intelligence.
The Target Group This work is aimed primarily towards the participants (students and coaches) of the annual Willem C. Vis International Commercial Arbitration Moot.
