...the Philip Morris Asia v. Australia tribunal opined that a dispute is foreseeable when there is a reasonable prospect that such dispute is materializing, and that a restructure happened at...
...tribunals in Philip Morris Asia v. Australia (“PMA v. Australia”) and in Philip Morris Brands Sarl, et al. v. Oriental Republic of Uruguay (“PM v. Uruguay”) sided with the two...
Author: Diane A. Desierto* Published: November 2017 Jurisdictions: Asia Philippines International Topics: Categories of Disputes Banking and Finance Disputes Investment Disputes Parties States as Parties International Institutions and Rules ICSID...
...passage of this law Turkey also expects to become an arbitration center for the geographic areas stretching from Eastern Europe to the Turkic states of Central Asia as well as...
...Morris Asia Ltd v. Australia (Procedural Order No. 5, 30 November 2012). [23] G.A. Res.31/98 (Dec. 15, 1976). [24] ICSID Rules of Procedure for Arbitration Proceedings (Arbitration Rules), Rule 32(2)...
...IN ASIA AND EUROPE Lei Chen and Ronán Feehily THE INOPERABILITY OF INVESTMENT TREATIES WITHIN EUROPE: CJEU JURISPRUDENCE AND ITS IMPACT ON INVESTMENT ARBITRATION Can Eken INTERNATIONAL ARBITRATION’S PARADOXICAL STRENGTHS...
...Report of UNCITRAL’s 18th Session (June 1985), UN Doc A/40/17, No. 163. [7] Id. See also Lawrence Boo, Ruling on Arbitral Jurisdiction – Is that an Award?, 3 Asian International...
...Middle East LLP’s Dubai office. The author has participated in international arbitrations conducted under the ICC, ICDR, ICSID and UNCITRAL Rules in the U.S., Europe, Asia, Africa and Latin America....
...of Pandemic: the Host State’s COVID-19 Measures, its Obligations, and Possible Defenses Under International Investment Agreements, 13 Contemp. Asia Arb. J., 249, 249 (2020) for an analysis of how investors’...
...Prevention of a Potentially Dangerous Delaying and Obstruction Tool, 7 Contemporary Asia Arb. J. 279 (2014). [2] Dustex Corp. v. Bd. of Trs. of Mun. Elec. Util. of Cedar Falls,...
...and equitable emissions trajectory. This decision has far-reaching implications not only for South Korea’s domestic climate strategy but also for climate litigation across Asia, as it demonstrates the growing role...
...is focused on First Amendment litigation. Asia Skyers, a Connecticut native primarily interested in criminal litigation, attends North Central Caroline School of Law. Constanza Mayz, a Venezuelan American with primarily...
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