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IT Contracts and Dispute Management

A Practitioner’s Guide to the Project Lifecycle

Steven Baker, Lawrence Akka and Rachel Glass

IT Contracts and Dispute Management addresses the law relating to technology projects and the practical, procedural and legal issues which arise at each stage. The authors draw on extensive personal experience of successfully managing IT project disputes from their initial stage through to resolution through a range of dispute resolution mechanisms. Being the only published work in this area relating to English law, the book will be a valuable resource to lawyers acting in connection with procuring an IT project or advising clients on avoidance and resolution of IT project disputes.

Monograph Book

ISBN:
9781784710118
eISBN:
9781784710125
DOI:
https://doi.org/10.4337/9781784710125
Pages:
c 464
Collection: Law 2018
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Chapter 15: INTERIM DISPUTE RESOLUTION

A Practitioner’s Guide to the Project Lifecycle

Steven Baker, Lawrence Akka and Rachel Glass

Monograph Chapter

Published in print:
30 Mar 2018
Category:
Monograph Chapter
DOI:
https://doi.org/10.4337/9781784710125.00026
Pages:
234–257 (24 total)
Collection: Law 2018

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Chapter 15 examines the various methods which might be used to resolve a dispute arising during the course of a project. The drafting and enforceability of contractual escalation clauses, sometimes called tiered or stepped dispute resolution procedures, are discussed in the context of Cable & Wireless v IBM, as are the pros and cons of agreeing or appointing standing and ad hoc dispute boards. Reference is made to the rules of various institutions, including the ICC, the AAA, the Chartered Institute of Arbitrators, and the Dispute Resolution Board Foundation.

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