Develop a legal career as an arbitration lawyer - assertion by Former Bombay High Court Judge Dr. Shalini Phansalkar Joshi 

Pune, Correspondent

The best legal career opportunities have arisen in India & globally, in Arbitration. Similar to traditional legal matters such as Cvil, Criminal etc, one should choose a career in Arbitration, said former Bombay High Court Judge Shalini Phansalkar.

The book titled 'The Handbook of Domestic Arbitration in India' written by author and Arbitration counsel Advocate Aman Vijay Dutta published by Hind Law House was launched at the Principal Pandit Auditorium at Law College in Pune, along with Dr. Shalini Phansalkar Joshi, District and Additional Sessions Judge Sunil Vedpathak, Senior Solicitor and Arbitrator Ameet Hariani who is also the Chairman of Mahindra Life Spaces, Senior Advocate (Bombay High Court) Nikhil Sakhardande, and Ganesh Chandru, Partner at Dua Associates and Former Singapore International Arbitration Center Deputy Registrar, and Ramesh Sethi of Hind Law House were also present.

Dr. Justice Shalini Phansalkar said, "Arbitration has become a part of the legal system both domestically and globally. As such, there is a need for legal literature and experts in the field of alternate dispute resolution."

Judge Sunil Vedpathak said, "This book provides a comprehensive overview of the law of Arbitration. It will also help in the current and future court proceedings."

Advocate Aman Vijay Dutta said, "This is the first book which is exclusively focussed on Domestic Arbitration in India. And is designed to assist practitioners in navigating a domestic arbitration from the very beginning to the end."

Ameet Hariani said, "This is a book on how to deal with practical issues that arise while pursuing Arbitration claims. The case studies in it will make it easier for practitioners to deal with disputes."

Senior Advocate Nikhil Sakhardande and Ganesh Chandru in their addresses praised the book for it's unique nature and opined that to declog the courts and reduce judicial overload, it is necessary to create public awareness about Arbitration.

Advocate Parvaz Cazi moderated the event and gave the final vote of thanks.

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