Articles in English
Energy Voice | 12-sep-2019
The European Commission is taking steps to reduce the prospect of future claims by demanding the reform of the Energy Charter Treaty.
Mondaq | 12-sep-2019
The traditional mechanism of investment arbitration between the investor and the host State has been under attack for some time now from a range of actors and for a variety of reasons.
Outlook India | 10-sep-2019
UK’s Cairn Energy on Tuesday said the arbitration process against India on imposition of retrospective tax demand is likely to be protracted and a decision is not expected before late 2019.
Palabras clave:
energía ,
finanzas | bancos | impuestos ,
Gran Bretaña ,
India ,
litigios inversionista-estado | ISDS
Business Recorder | 10-sep-2019
Pakistan government is going to challenge the verdicts of International Centre for Settlement of Investment Disputes (ICSID), said Minister for Power Division.
Global Legal Chronicle | 6-sep-2019
Squire Patton Boggs has successfully defended the Republic of Estonia against a US$100 million investment treaty claim brought by Estonian water provider AS Tallinna Vesi and its Dutch shareholder United Utilities.
Euractiv | 4-sep-2019
Critics say the Energy Charter provides excessive legal protection for oil and gas companies, which can claim uncapped reparations from governments who frustrate investments in fossil fuel projects.
BNE Intellinews | 4-sep-2019
The audit company claims its reports used in the lawsuits launched by companies controlled by Moldovan businessman Anatol Stati were based on “ knowingly false representations by Stati to KPMG”
Yahoo | 3-sep-2019
A World Bank arbitration panel lowered an initial $8.7 billion award to US oil company ConocoPhillips as compensation for Venezuela’s 2007 expropriation of its assets to $8.5 billion.
South Centre | 30-ago-2019
The fact that private arbitral tribunals are increasingly interpreting intellectual property provisionsraises complex issues.
Palabras clave:
litigios inversionista-estado | ISDS ,
propiedad intelectual
Reuters | 28-ago-2019
A World Bank tribunal has ordered Colombia to repay a $19 million fine it levied on Glencore’s coal mining subsidiary Prodeco.
