“Costs Follow Conduct” – A Musical Altercation
…to play”). The “winner takes it all” approach, commonly referred to as “costs follow the event” rule stipulates that the losing party compensates the winner for its costs. It is…
…to play”). The “winner takes it all” approach, commonly referred to as “costs follow the event” rule stipulates that the losing party compensates the winner for its costs. It is…
…practice. While tribunals do struggle in finding the correct interpretation of other treaty standards like fair and equitable treatment, full protection and security, and expropriation, these standards establish clear obligations…
…independent from any firm or organisation. In the former case, arbitrators are typically subject to data security processes and policies over which they may not have any control and which…
…res judicata, emergency arbitration and important languages in arbitration; “The Costs” – costs in international arbitration and proper etiquette at an arbitration conference; and “The Redfern Schedule” – Place of…
…further imposes each of the parties to bear its own costs with respect to the legal fees of its counsel and the appointed arbitrator, and all other costs to be…
…its witnesses and documents are located. The efficiencies, both in terms of costs and timing, of choosing a seat where these are located, are significant. A recent example is the…
…pay for the arbitrators’ fees and for Tampico’s legal defense costs. After a failed attempt by Alquería to set aside the award in Chile, Tampico filed an exequatur with the…
…amendments to the Arbitration Ordinance (Cap. 609). The Committee seeks views on whether an express provision should be added to allow the arbitral tribunal to award costs of third party…
…on “Artificial intelligence and expert systems in ODR, predictive justice, data collection and analysis, privacy, cyber security” was chaired by Catherine Rogers and presented an innovation on data collection with…
…we will see in the years to come”. Technology now offers several means and allows among others to save time and costs in arbitration, “as there is a real prospect…
…a third-party funder. Chapter Six takes up the issue of costs and security for costs. It analyzes existing standards for granting costs and security for costs, concluding that the existence…
…phenomenon that raises a number of novel issues such as conflicts of interest, disclosure, security for costs, control over the claim or confidentiality, among others. In order to determine whether…
…treatment, expropriation, essential security interests and Settlement of Disputes between an Investor-and a Contracting Party”. Such interpretative notes, according to India’s Government, “would impart clarity to the interpretation of the…
…the investment protection obligations in the treaty, such as fair and equitable treatment, or full protection and security. In 2015, a majority of a NAFTA tribunal in Bilcon v Canada…
…the costs. Courts faced with such cases can either uphold the validity of the agreement or set aside the agreement and retain jurisdiction over the dispute. This article examines several…
…capable of enforcement.[10] However, a more recent decision refused ADR to avoid a delay and additional costs, being the exception rather than the rule.[11] Furthermore, in Health Service Executive v…
…use protection granted in intra-EU BITs, including investment arbitration as a dispute settlement mechanism, mainly due to the high costs of arbitration. The Ministry of Development presented similar data according…
…environment with some of the lowest operational costs in Western Europe and is called by many as the next Silicon Valley due to the many startups that recently chose to…
…and full protection and security. The FET standard is based upon the customary international law rule that host states are required to provide foreign investors and their investments with a…
The process of document production in international arbitration is important. Documentary evidence is often the primary category of evidence; and legal costs associated with it tend to constitute a significant…
…LLC (“TransAtlantic”), sought reimbursement from American Steamship for costs expended in litigation involving lost and damaged cargo. SCB allowed the claim in part, but denied it as to attorneys’ fees…
…of bribery and corruption; volatility or even the total collapse of a local economy; the cancellation of concessions and contracts; political crises; and government changes. Despite the ever-present security concerns…
…existing facilities (paragraph 400) and expressing “serious reservations about basing the new regulatory regime on the hypothetical costs of a hypothetical “efficient” plant… cast[ing] into question the fairness and equity…
…on the assets and costs of a hypothetical efficient plant. The result: a deluge of arbitration claims filed by foreign investors against Spain. Analogous, although not identical, measures have been…