Eckart Brödermann Bücher

Das Buch bietet eine fundierte Einführung in das Internationale Privatrecht (IPR) und das Internationale Zivilverfahrensrecht (IZVR), um Juristinnen und Juristen die notwendigen Grundkenntnisse für die Bewältigung grenzüberschreitender Rechtsfälle zu vermitteln. Die Autoren vereinfachen komplexe Strukturen und ermöglichen sowohl Einsteigern als auch Fortgeschrittenen eine gezielte Einarbeitung und Wiederholung vor Prüfungen. Es ist besonders wertvoll in Zeiten zunehmender Globalisierung und europäischer Rechtsintegration.

This book provides a detailed commentary on the newly reformed CIETAC Arbitration Rules effective January 2024. It includes practical insights and recommendations for applying these rules, along with essential information on arbitration in China, especially concerning the recognition and enforcement of arbitral awards.

The UNIDROIT Principles of International Commercial Contracts serve as a neutral, pragmatic framework for cross-border agreements, offering solutions to common contractual issues through a blend of civil and common law approaches. They have been cited in numerous arbitral and national court decisions and endorsed by organizations such as the United Nations Commission on International Trade Law and the Union Internationale des Avocats, representing around two million lawyers globally. Ignoring these principles, now over thirty years since their initial publication, is considered a significant oversight. This fully revised and expanded 2nd edition provides an article-by-article commentary from a practical standpoint, discussing alternative actions where relevant. It includes recommendations for selecting clauses from the UNIDROIT Principles and guidance for their application as templates or supplements to the CISG or national law. The edition also features extensive legislative analysis, alongside recent arbitral and court decisions. Authored by a German practitioner with international experience in both common and civil law, who has been admitted to the New York Bar, the commentary reflects over 20 years of practical use in various industries. It serves as a practical guide and checklist for issues to consider in international contracting.