…of a single group deviates Brazil from the international consensus on good arbitration practices. A similar exception is found in the French legislation. This country also permits notaries to conduct…
…Model BIT. As for its remaining BITs, India sought to enter into joint interpretative statements with its counterparts, with limited success. Brazil has no BITs in force and instead has…
…in Brazil. The agreed price was USD 337,500 per month, at a rate of USD 2,500 per ton, resulting in a total of USD 4,050,000, payable in 12 months. On…
…these principles, while also highlighting its adaptability and vision of shaping the future of ADR. ADR and Arbitration in Evolution: a Change of Mindset within Brazil? The intersection between…
…which gathered speakers and participants from near and far, including those from far corners of the world such as Brazil, Australia and Nigeria. The inaugural Riyadh International Disputes Week also…
…binding on the other party. In this case, while the claimant’s expectation that the Brazilian respondent would make the agreed payments from Brazil – enabling tax credit offsets against Turkish…
…decided under Paraguayan law (¶ 10), this decision on admissibility is of great relevance for Paraguayan arbitration law, which is still behind neighboring jurisdictions such as Brazil, Argentina, or Chile….
…renewable practices to develop, noting the impending tax reforms in Brazil, for example. Equally, companies are hungry for new technologies that can help them achieve sustainability. Igor Oliveira added how…
…the FET. The third and less common approach followed by some countries such as Brazil is to exclude FET from investment treaties. (See, e.g., Brazil-India BIT (2020); Brazil-Ethiopia BIT (2018);…
…judicial decisions involving arbitration issued by the State Court of São Paulo (“TJSP”), based on statistical and inferential methods, to foster and democratize the access to arbitration in Brazil (see…
…(e.g. Chapter 6-10 of ECOWAS Common Investment Code 2018; Art. 10 and Annex II of Angola-Brazil Bilateral Investment Treaty (BIT) 2015; and for an overview of current investor obligations Bueno/Yilmaz…
…Armenia, Brazil, Mexico, South Korea, Hong Kong, Mainland China, and Japan. In-person events were held at White & Case, King & Spalding, Squire Patton Boggs, Norton Rose Fulbright, JAMS, LimNexus,…
…bottom line that AI should not replace judges in deciding cases. In early 2023, the Chartered Instituted of Arbitrators Brazil Branch coordinated a fascinating experiment, wherein ChatGPT-4 competed – through…
…the arbitral proceedings. We believe Brazil stands as a beacon of clarity in this regard, setting a commendable precedent for the interpretation of interim measures within arbitration proceedings, as we…
…design for a dispute resolution mechanism for Brazil, Russia, India, China, and South Africa Organisation (BRICS), and the challenges in crafting this design? A significant recent advancement is the VII…
…in effect since the urgency regime was revoked by the Executive on September 13, 2023. The current framework of confidentiality of arbitration in Brazil As already noted in this…
…Brazil remained a focal point for controversial legislative changes, and the Caribbean experienced growth in its arbitration practice. Bolivia, Chile, Colombia, and Argentina also reported positive strides in their arbitration…
…ill-disposed to any international investment agreements; take, for example, Brazil, who has no investment treaty in place, and take other countries like Ecuador, Bolivia, Venezuela, South Africa, and India, who…
On 16 and 17 October 2023, the Center for Arbitration and Mediation of the Chamber of Commerce Brazil-Canada held its Xth Arbitration Congress edition (“X CAM-CCBC Congress” or “Congress”) in…
…States, to India, to Cuba, Gambia, Iceland, Bahamas, Mongolia, Algeria, Singapore, Hong Kong, Canada, Brazil, St. Kitts and Nevis, Andorra, and El Salvador. This year we would like to…
…matrix. In 2023, Brazil reached 94% of renewable production in its electrical matrix. In relation to the energy transition in Brazil, Ms. Porangaba noted that technological development is key, and…
…Brazil (“ICC Conference”), convened by the International Chamber of Commerce Court and the National Committee of Brazil, took place on 4 October 2023, to commemorate this historic event. A broad…
…Canada, UK, and Brazil. There are efforts to increase trade with Latin American and African countries. Individual countries like Guyana and Trinidad have maintained strong trade relations with India essentially…
…To explain how it works, we’ll take two steps back. BRAMIA: The Outlier in Numbers BRAMIA initially evolved in Brazil. There are reasons why. Statistically, Brazil is the second…
