Everybody has a favourite arbitrator, and Michael Lee is everybody’s favourite arbitrator as this collection of fascinating and learned articles and personal tributes demonstrates. Over seventy authors have provided a series of thought-provoking, cutting edge, and heartfelt contributions to what is, in honour of Michael Lee, an up-to-date compendium of the latest issues and questions with which international practitioners are grappling. Like Michael, who is a wonderful companion himself, this book is a true companion for all those practising in this area. The various chapters are gathered in the following sections: – Arbitral Efficiency – Specific National Issues – Specific Issues in International Arbitration – Arbitration and Technology – Personal Tributes The breadth of subjects covered, and the detail with which they are examined, will be of enormous benefit to all those involved in international arbitration whether counsel, arbitrators or academics. This book is a fitting tribute to Michael Lee from the many, though by no means all, who have benefitted from his wise counsel and companionship during their careers. Everybody has a favourite arbitrator, and Michael Lee is everybody’s favourite arbitrator as this collection of fascinating and learned articles and personal tributes demonstrates. Over seventy authors have provided a series of thought-provoking, cutting edge, and heartfelt contributions to what is, in honour of Michael Lee, an up-to-date compendium of the latest issues and questions with which international practitioners are grappling. Like Michael, who is a wonderful companion himself, this book is a true companion for all those practising in this area. The various chapters are gathered in the following sections: – Arbitral Efficiency – Specific National Issues – Specific Issues in International Arbitration – Arbitration and Technology – Personal Tributes The breadth of subjects covered, and the detail with which they are examined, will be of enormous benefit to all those involved in international arbitration whether counsel, arbitrators or academics. This book is a fitting tribute to Michael Lee from the many, though by no means all, who have benefitted from his wise counsel and companionship during their careers.