A UK court has upheld one of the Czech Republic’s grounds of challenge to a US$730 million treaty award won by investors in a blood plasma business, while dismissing or reserving judgment on other objections.
08 March 2024
The latest ITA-IEL-ICC joint annual conference considered the future of international energy disputes amid global conflict, energy transition initiatives and heightened criticism of ISDS, while King & Spalding’s Doak Bishop was interviewed about his career. Sophia Sepulveda Harms of King & Spalding in Houston reports.
06 March 2024
An Australian mining company seeking US$275 million in damages from Ghana over a gold project says a tribunal has accepted jurisdiction over part of its claim and refused to stay the case.
05 March 2024
Ecuador says that Australian engineering company Worley has paid US$6 million to satisfy a costs award from its failed US$145 million treaty claim, which was thrown out last year based on findings of illegality.
01 March 2024
UPDATED: Colombia has defeated a closely-watched ICSID claim worth US$130 million brought by a Canadian company over a ban on mining operations in environmentally protected wetlands.
29 February 2024
A divided UNCITRAL tribunal has thrown out an Indian investor’s US$156 million treaty claim against Mozambique over a rail and port project.
29 February 2024
German state-owned energy group Uniper has put Russia on notice of a potential investment treaty claim over a decree that placed its Russian assets under temporary state control.
29 February 2024
A UK court has approved a restructuring plan for a subsidiary of Houston-based construction group McDermott that will effectively extinguish a US$1.3 billion ICC award debt owed to a Colombian state-owned entity.
28 February 2024
The Permanent Court of Arbitration has published documents from a treaty claim filed by an Iranian businessman against Azerbaijan – revealing the investor is seeking US$800 million over an alleged conspiracy led by the country’s president to seize his investments.
28 February 2024
Latvian investors are seeking to annul an ICSID award that dismissed their €450 million treaty claim against Norway over rights to fish for snow crab, alleging that the state lied to the tribunal and knowingly appointed counsel with conflicts.
28 February 2024
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