Each chapter begins with two standardised summaries, each of 1-3 pages. The first one is for in-house and corporate counsel and the second one for arbitration practitioners. The summaries are followed by a detailed analysis of about 10-15 pages. Chapters conclude with a one-page table on the arbitration infrastructure at the jurisdiction.

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JURISDICTIONS

Algeria, by Bennani & Associés
Argentina, by Bomchil
Australia, by Watson Farley & Williams
Austria, by Knoetzl

Bahrain, by Al Doseri Law
Belgium, by Fieldfisher
Benin, by Ọya
Brazil, by TozziniFreire Advogados
Bulgaria, by Kambourov & Partners

Cameroon, forthcoming
Canada, by Borden Ladner Gervais (BLG)
Chile, forthcoming
China (Mainland), by Herbert Smith Freehills
Colombia, forthcoming
Côte d'Ivoire, by Dogue - Abbé Yao & Associés
Cyprus, by Christos Georgiades & Associates

Egypt, by Zulficar & Partners
England & Wales, by White & Case
Ethiopia, by Aman Assefa

Finland, by Castrén & Snellman
France, by August Debouzy

Gambia (The), by Farage Andrews Law Practice
Germany, by CMS Hasche Sigle
Greece, by KLC Law Firm
Guinea, by Thiam & Associés

Hong Kong, by Fangda Partners

India, by Trilegal
Indonesia, by KarimSyah Law Firm
Iran, by Sabeti & Partners
Ireland, by A&L Goodbody LLP
Italy, by Legance

Korea, by Yulchon LLC
Kuwait, forthcoming

Latvia, forthcoming
Lebanon, by Obeid Law Firm

Mexico, by Von Wobeser
Morocco, by Gide Loyrette Nouel

Netherlands, forthcoming
Nigeria, by Broderick Bozimo & Company

Pakistan, by Raja Mohammed Akram & CO. (RMA&CO)
Philippines (The), by SyCip Salazar Hernandez & Gatmaitan
Poland, by Clifford Chance
Portugal, by Morais Leitão (ML)

Romania, by Iordache Partners
Russia, by Freshfields

Saudi Arabia, by Al Motamad
Senegal, forthcoming
Singapore, by A&O Shearman
Spain, by Garrigues
Sri Lanka, by FJ&G de Saram
Switzerland, by Lévy Kaufmann-Kohler

Taiwan, by Formosa Transnational
Thailand, forthcoming
Togo, by Martial Akakpo

United Arab Emirates (UAE), by Morgan Lewis
United Kingdom (UK): see England & Wales 
United States of America (USA) 
– California, by ArentFox Schiff 
– New York and Washington D.C., by Baker Botts
– Texas, by Baker Botts