Golden Age of Arbitration

Discover the transformative impact of Elizabeth I on the legal landscape in "Golden Age of Arbitration," published in 2015 by The Arbitration Press. This insightful book spans 365 pages and delves into the innovative mediation and arbitration schemes established under her reign. Through a rich array of primary sources, the author reveals Elizabeth I's dedication to social justice, highlighting her special concern for women, the impoverished, and those burdened by the costly and protracted legal system. Learn how her Privy Council facilitated arbitrations without fees and provided free legal aid, ensuring access to justice for all. Perfect for legal historians and enthusiasts alike, this book offers a compelling exploration of a pivotal era in arbitration history.