...of dispute resolution. She groups them into: (1) international commercial arbitration; (2) sports arbitration; and (3) international investment arbitration. While discussing further, we would dwell on these mechanisms and investigate...
...investors have invoked the Spain-Moldova BIT and Spain-Russia BIT to initiate an investment arbitration against Spain. In these investment arbitrations, the Moldavian and Russian investors may claim the breach of...
...article discusses the investment arbitration recourse with Chinese apps under the India-China Bilateral Investment Treaty (BIT).[2] Although the BIT was terminated in 2018, Chinese investors can still rely on the...
...that the CIAA hosts is Columbia Arbitration Day. They can be contacted at ciaa@law.columbia.edu. Center for International Commercial & Investment Arbitration (CICIA) Founded in 2012, the Center for International...
...contain an essential clause for the settlement of disputes that arise between a host state and a foreign investor by the medium of investment arbitration.[27] Many developing countries have signed...
...litigation. He has extensive expertise in (both domestic and international) arbitration with a special focus on project-related disputes, post M&A disputes, joint ventures, investment arbitration proceedings and general business law....
...bring an investment arbitration claim under ICSID or UNCITRAL rules. The new USMCA, under the recently released terms, has drastically different arbitration obligations for Canada and Mexico. While the new...
...arise in commercial and investment arbitration. These conflicts will likely arise because of new ESG regulations by governments aimed at addressing climate change concerns. However, introducing these new ESG guidelines...
...investment arbitration. In the long run, this would further strengthen the backlash against investment arbitration. In contrast, striking an appropriate balance between investor rights and the State’s right to regulate...
...Part II focuses specifically on the “full protection and security” guarantees common in many BITs, and the various ways in which investment arbitration tribunals have interpreted them. Part III concludes...
...the ‘only way’ and non-contribution elements? Not entirely surprisingly, investment arbitration decisions regarding Argentina and more recently regarding Zimbabwe cast some doubt on that proposition”). But see Urbaser SA and...
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