Shedding clear light on questions that are as challenging as they are important, the authors provide the following:
a clear and structured interpretation of how the Arbitration Law operates in practice;
a chapter on issues of sovereign immunity under UAE law;
procedural guidance on how to bring claims against UAE government entities, including addressing common misconceptions on enforcement; and
circumstances under which local courts are likely to intervene.
It is apparent that the authors selected decisions carefully to highlight important legal principles and procedural nuances, always keeping the issues most critical to practitioners at the forefront. Accordingly, the book will prove indispensable to anyone practicing international arbitration in the region and will become a go-to resource in the library of any international arbitration counsel, arbitrator, academic or policymaker.