Canadian practitioners say NAFTA is working well, after the country won one case and settled another for US$122 million.
Petrotrin US$2 billion claim sent to arbitration
Wednesday, 01 September
A judge in New York has ruled a US$2 billion lawsuit filed by a US energy company against Trinidad and Tobago’s state-owned petroleum company should go to arbitration at the London Court of International Arbitration.
Chinese firm snaps up Pillsbury lawyer
Wednesday, 01 September
King & Wood, a Chinese firm that acted in one of the most complex Sino-Western arbitrations to date, has hired the co-chair of the Pillsbury Winthrop Shaw Pittman international arbitration practice in China.
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ILA delegates consider corruption
The Philippines joins the PCA
Oil companies exchange Ugandan assets but arbitration in doubt
US court refuses discovery request in ICSID case
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Deepwater Horizon and international arbitration
Months after the explosion on the Deepwater Horizon Rig that killed 11 workers and caused the largest offshore oil spill in US history, the battle to stop the flow of oil is just about over. Kyriaki Karadelis considers the legal fall out and where international arbitration will fit into the picture
From ICCA to the icecaps: an interview with Francisco Orrego Vicuña
The Chilean arbitrator who sat in Maffezini v Spain, Fedax v Venezuela and Joy v Egypt, as well as the Enron and Sempra Energy claims against Argentina, speaks to Alison Ross at the ICCA conference in Rio de Janeiro.
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High noon a round table over unpaid ICSID awards
Monday, 01 December
For the past four years, Argentina and former investors in its infrastructure and utilities have been going at it before international tribunals.
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