Arbitration Companion is not just another guide filled with jargon, dry case extracts, or lifeless definitions. It is a thoughtfully crafted, student-first manual, designed for law students and young lawyers who crave more than simply scraping by with passable exam answers. It’s for those who are curious, ambitious, and truly eager to understand how arbitration operates — not only in theory but also in the real, often complex world of practice.
Structured into ten crisp, engaging, and insight-rich chapters, this book demystifies arbitration from every angle. It takes you on a journey from its ancient historical roots to its modern-day global relevance, weaving together procedure, strategy, and practical nuances along the way. You’ll find an accessible bridge from black-letter law to behind-the-scenes realities, giving you a comprehensive yet approachable view of the field. However, the cover, designed by Ishu Rastogi, echoes this philosophy — modern, clear, and designed to make legal education visually engaging from the first impression. It doesn’t just aim to inform — it inspires