Arbitration in Norway
Arbitration in Norway isrecognised as an effective dispute resolution process and is widely used in commercial contracts, both for domestic and international disputes.
This book is the first full presentation of arbitration in Norway in English. The aim has been to provide an updated and practical introduction to how Norwegian arbitrationsare conducted. It covers an arbitration process from start to finish, and discusses other key issues such as advantages and disadvantages of arbitration and what can be regarded as best practice today. It also presents the rules relevant to arbitration in Norway, and includes a translation of the Norwegian Arbitration Act 2004.
This book is the first full presentation of arbitration in Norway in English. The aim has been to provide an updated and practical introduction to how Norwegian arbitrationsare conducted. It covers an arbitration process from start to finish, and discusses other key issues such as advantages and disadvantages of arbitration and what can be regarded as best practice today. It also presents the rules relevant to arbitration in Norway, and includes a translation of the Norwegian Arbitration Act 2004.
Informasjon om boka
- Språk: Bokmål
- ISBN: 9788215075099
- Utgivelsesdato: 09.02.2026
- Bokgruppe: 893
Borgar Høgetveit Berg
Borgar Høgetveit Berg er dommar i Høgsterett. Han har tidlegare vore advokat hos Thommessen Krefting Greve Lund AS og Regjeringsadvokaten. Som forfattar har han gitt ut Hevd (2005) og fleire artiklar om tingsrett, pant og konkursrett.
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Ola Ø. Nisja
Ola Ø. Nisja er partner i Wikborg Rein Advokatfirma. Han har bakgrunn blant annet fra Regjeringsadvokaten og som gjesteforsker ved Columbia Law School. Nisja er også forfatter av «Avtalt prosess, voldgift i praksis» (2015) og «Alternativ tvisteløsning» (2008).
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