…parties [their] predictions of how not settling might affect them, including what [they] think may result if the case proceeds to court or arbitration”, or “assess, and share [their] opinion…
…during the proceedings.” [para 20]. The two unchallenged arbitrators were unable to reach a decision, and referred the case to the Chairman. The Chairman dismissed much of the proposal concerning…
…first Communication on the EU’s investment policy, the anti-ISDS groups had a 100 page publication ready calling for the dismantling of international investment arbitration. Since then the campaign of the…
The University of Virginia’s Spring 2014 symposium focused on the topic of international development. One panel focused on the role of international politics in the context of international dispute settlement….
…to be the extreme incapacity of the legal system from which it emanates. The court presuming to issue such an injunction sets itself up as the definitive international arbiter of…
…new meanings of India-Bangladesh BIT provisions which it directly formulated in the course of the proceedings. While it does not seem that there are any pending disputes under India-Bangladesh BIT…
…threatened arbitration under the Energy Charter Treaty if the legislation is passed into law. Uniper’s calculated bet is that the threat of arbitration will again reverse the necessary policy. As…
…QC SBS to an audience comprised of the Singapore branch of the Chartered Institute of Arbitrators. The second was presented by Toby Landau QC under the auspices of “YSIAC” and…
…final version of the procedural order defined how the quantum phase was to be conducted. In particular, under the order, the parties were to disclose the documents that they had…
…Coast. However, the tribunal dismissed the claims for lack of evidence of environmental damage during the investment timeframe. In Corona, the investor sought to invest close to Sanchez, in the…
…the legality of the CETA tribunals after having received the blessing of the CJEU? As far as the ECT is concerned, the harvest remains difficult to predict. A lot will…
…the legal and other costs of the parties. The arbitration costs, i.e., arbitrators’ fees, administrative charges of arbitral institutions, and hearing facilities will add to the total cost of an…
…the New York Convention The second limb of the tribunal’s reasoning was that the Bangladeshi courts’ revocation of the ICC tribunal’s authority constituted a violation of Bangladesh’s obligations under the…
…at the end of July 2010, this was postponed following the Zimbabwean Government’s challenge to the legality of the sale. Sources close to the case have explained that the Zimbabwean…
The Court of Arbitration for Sport (CAS) is pleased to host a launch for a new book by Despina Mavromati & Matthieu Reeb, “The Code of the Court of Arbitration…
…of CAS arbitrators. Other significant modifications relate to the Consultation Proceedings and to consolidation. The special provisions applicable to Consultation Proceedings (Articles 60 – 62 of the Procedural Rules of…
…under Article 45(1) of the ECT shall extend to Gibraltar, the UK did not reiterate the inclusion of Gibraltar as to the territorial scope of the ECT, when it ratified…
…Steering Committee of the Equal Representation in Arbitration Pledge, member of the Board of Advisors of Arbitrator Intelligence, member of the Advisory Board of Association Arbitri, and fellow of the…
…adjudicative bodies that faithfully interpret and apply the substantive provisions underlying their dispute. According to the self-proclaimed reformists of the current arbitration-focused ISDS regime, this leads to a continued high…
…absence of specific terms, the determination of liability and the status as respondent to investment arbitration proceedings might also require some deliberation as to the nature of the relationship between…
…undermining the certainty of the arbitral process. National courts generally endeavour to uphold arbitrators’ decisions—the conclusions of a decision-maker the parties have selected—and thus avoid imposing too extensive an obligation…
…received many offers from counsel offering to donate their arbitrators for dissection. About the author: G.D. Montefeltro is the Director of the European Centre for Study of Arbitrator Anatomy,…
…of the Board’s findings will undoubtedly lead to further discussion in the international legal community about the legal implications of its conclusions or the absence thereof, particularly in terms of…
…to be standing there. Then came a few words from Stefano Azzali, the chairman of the final tribunal, and the Secretary General of the Chamber of Arbitration of Milan, whose…
