...webinars is available at https://delosdr.org/index.php/past-webinars/. ** Bruno Acevedo (Mexico) is a Human Rights Fellow (2020-2021) currently pursuing an LL.M. degree at Columbia University (’21). He has clerked at the Mexican...
...Law Professor at the University of Baltimore, author of books and articles on constitutional law, translator. **Founding partner of Gómez-Palacio y Asociados in Mexico City; Former U.N. Senior Counsel; Law...
...decision in Vulcan v. Mexico, where the state claims that the tribunal has jurisdiction over its counterclaims for breaches of national and international environmental norms.[9] Quoting the tribunal in Iberdrola...
...the highest numbers being from Canada, the United States, Ireland, Germany, and Mexico.[58] While statistics record a marginal increase in geographical representation, most arbitrators continue to hail from the West....
...were discussed: the United States of America, Argentina, Brazil, Colombia, and Mexico. Day Three (November 17) The third day was the ArbitralWomen day and three webinars were streamed about...
Author: Jeremy R. Stewart* Published: December 2019 Jurisdictions: International Turkmenistan Mexico Canada United States Europe Japan Topics: Investment Disputes States as Parties WTO Description: I. INTRODUCTION Many countries are in...
...ICC, ICC Guidance Note on Possible Measures Aimed at Mitigating the Effects of the COVID-19 Pandemic 14 (2020). *Bruno Acevedo (Mexico) is a Human Rights Fellow (2020-2021) currently pursuing an...
...provisions regarding the scope of the state’s regulatory power. For instance, the Switzerland-Mexico BIT states: “The Parties recognize that it is inappropriate to encourage investment by relaxing domestic health, safety...
...compliance, and institutional equity. Sylvia Elena Davila Arsuaga, from Mexico, is working toward a degree at Facultad Libre de Derecho de Monterrey. With the conspicuous, but fully unintentional omission of...
...value method).[13] The potential difference in the quantum through each method is extremely high. For example, in Metalclad v. Mexico, the tribunal rejected the claimant’s discounted cash flow claim of...
...rights under the BIT between Mexico and Spain was alleged to be an act of expropriation. In this case the tribunal held the Mexican authorities act of non-renewal of license...
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