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24 J. Arb. Stud. 105 (2014)
Arbitrating IP Disputes: The 2014 WIPO Arbitration Rules

handle is hein.journals/jarbstu24 and id is 479 raw text is: Journal of Arbitration Studies, Vol. 24 No. 3 Received : 14 July, 2014 1 September, 2014, pp. 105-124 Revised: 20 August, 2014 Accepted: 25 August, 2014 Arbitrating IP Disputes: the 2014 WIPO Arbitration Rules Christopher Boog & James Menz* Theire is a? -oywing interest in r-esolving intellectu. l pro-peny fights cdmspute, thi-ugh aihitim tion izither than in stzte couitss The inteinzationalJzhztion of coinmerwleb] jielation, one of the -tos5t ,signit~k'zt c/hive:s of the (-,-)vvtb of inte-i. tic)n. z a:i-i~tiziti)n in genea, encomp:SS intellectu zl pro)peiry relbtion shis as well. In 2014, the Woild Intellectual Property Otgzznizaztion Ar-bitnation and Mediation Center revised its aihritnition nyle s The revision i5 pait of a watve of recent uLites of institutional ai]bitil] rile s After bi/efly introdcing the WKPO Center as an airitml insitution, this ai-ticle assesses the fe, ture, of the WKPO Rules that mtake them -inuib le for the pit-ticurla challenges of IP-related disputes A second pait eviews the 5. lient new aspects of the WKPO Rules from a compaititve ielrspectitve. Key Words : International Arbitration, World Intellectual Property Organization Arbitration and Mediation Center, WIPO Arbitration, WIPO Rules, WIPO Center, Intellectual Property, IP Arbitration, IP Disputes K Contents ) I. Introduction IV. Main changes in the 2014 WIPO Rules II. The WIPO Center in Geneva and Asia V. Conclusion III. IP-specific aspects of arbitrations References administered under the WIPO Rules Dr. Christopher Boog is a partner based in Zurich and Singapore and James Menz is counsel based in Zurich in the international arbitration practice group at Schellenberg Wittmer Ltd. The authors thank Dimitrij Euler, Junior Associate with Schellenberg Wittmer Ltd., for his assistance in preparing this article.

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