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Organizing the Arbitrator`s Mind: Is a Century-Old German Method for Guiding the Decision-Making Process of Judges Apt for International Arbitration?
O AVTORJU
Rechtsanwalt, Partner, International Arbitration, King & Spalding LLP, Frankfurt/Germany. His practice focuses on complex cross-border disputes, including post-M&A, joint-venture, distribution, sales and license arbitration and litigation matters as well as foreign investment, construction and energy-related disputes for German and foreign clients. He has sat as arbitrator in more than 35 cases under the ICC, DIS, SCC, SIAC and DIAC rules and published widely in the field. He speaks German, English, Dutch and French and can be reached at jschaefer@kslaw.com.
The views expressed in this article are solely those of the author and do not necessarily reflect the views of King & Spalding or its clients.
AVTOR
Jan K. Schäfer
SOAVTOR
TIP DOKUMENTA
Članki revije Slovenska arbitražna praksa
IZDAJATELJ
Gospodarska zbornica Slovenije; Stalna arbitraža pri Gospodarski zbornici Slovenije
NASLOV SEKCIJE
Naloge arbitrov
PUBLIKACIJA
Slovenska arbitražna praksa
ŠTEVILKA PUBLIKACIJE - ZAPOREDNO
11
NASLOVNA TEMA
Poravnava v arbitraži
LETO
2016
POVZETEK
The article introduces to a three-step method applied for centuries by German judges when analysing a case in order to determine the legal relevance of the parties' narratives and to identify the disputed factual issues, which require the taking of evidence, the so-called Relationstechnik. The method focuses the decision-maker's mind in a transparent fashion without risking a pre-judgement of factual issues as the judge adopts for the sake of the analysis the pertinent party's factual narrative as true. The method enables the decision-maker to bring the factual and legal issues in a logical order, which results in a decision-tree. The article then discusses and positively answers the question whether the method could be applied in arbitral decision-making.
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