Commercial Disputes: Resolution and Jurisdiction

Edited by: Barış Soyer

ISBN: 9781032726229

Published: May 2026

Format: Hardcover

Language: English

Publisher: Informa Law from Routledge

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Description

In commercial law, parties are usually free to choose the forum and law that will govern their disputes, yet remedies and procedure remain central to how those disputes actually play out. Commercial Disputes: Resolution and Jurisdiction gathers contributions from expert academics and practitioners examining new trends and developments in the resolution and jurisdiction of commercial disputes across national, international, and EU legal dimensions. The collection arrives at a timely moment, as the post-Brexit jurisdiction landscape becomes more settled and predictable for practitioners advising cross-border commercial clients.

Key Features

Brings together leading academics and practitioners from the Institute of International Shipping and Trade Law (Swansea University) and beyond, covering both doctrine and practice.

Addresses the post-Brexit jurisdiction landscape directly, at a point where the framework has become more definable for cross-border disputes.

Ranges across national, international, and EU dimensions rather than confining itself to a single jurisdiction's procedural rules.

Coverage

Topics include: choice of forum and governing law in commercial disputes; remedies in commercial litigation; jurisdiction agreements and their enforcement; the post-Brexit jurisdiction landscape; and procedural developments affecting the resolution of cross-border commercial disputes within the EU and beyond.

About the Authors

Professor Barış Soyer is Director of the Institute of International Shipping and Trade Law at Swansea University and author or editor of numerous books in maritime and insurance law. Professor Andrew Tettenborn and Professor George Leloudas, also of the Institute of International Shipping and Trade Law, serve as consulting editors to this volume.

Table of Contents

The volume is organised around three themes: choice of forum and governing law in commercial disputes; remedies in commercial litigation; and jurisdiction in the post-Brexit landscape, with contributions addressing national, international, and EU legal dimensions of each.

Why buy this book?

For litigators and in-house counsel advising on cross-border commercial disputes, this collection is a current, practitioner-oriented map of a jurisdiction landscape that has shifted substantially since Brexit — useful both for forum-shopping strategy at the drafting stage and for navigating remedies once a dispute is already underway.

Keywords

commercial disputes, jurisdiction, dispute resolution, commercial litigation, forum selection, remedies, EU law, post-Brexit, cross-border disputes, commercial law

Target Audience

Commercial litigators, in-house counsel, arbitrators, academics in commercial and private international law, cross-border dispute resolution practitioners

Genre

Law, Alternative Dispute Resolution, Commercial Law

Q&A

What does this book cover? It examines the resolution and jurisdiction of commercial disputes across national, international, and EU legal dimensions, including remedies and forum/jurisdiction agreements.

Who is this book for? Commercial litigators, in-house counsel, arbitrators, and academics working on commercial and private international law.

Does it address Brexit's effect on jurisdiction? Yes, the collection is framed around the post-Brexit jurisdiction landscape and its practical implications for cross-border disputes.

Is this an edited collection or single-author text? It is an edited volume with contributions from multiple academics and practitioners, edited by Professor Barış Soyer.

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