A Dutch-seated tribunal has ordered an entity owned by billionaire Isabel dos Santos to return shares worth over €650 million to Angola’s national oil and gas company, ruling they were acquired illegally.
The Manila-based operator of one of Central America’s largest ports has reportedly threatened Honduras with an ICSID claim, alleging that its US$250 million concession has been jeopardised by plans for a rival container terminal.
A Swiss-German family have applied to a US court to enforce an ICSID award against Zimbabwe now worth more than US$274 million, which compensated them for land expropriations carried out by the government of former president Robert Mugabe.
The Games of the XXXII Olympiad have begun, played under the Olympic motto of "Citius, Altius, Fortius" (faster, higher, stronger). But to what extent will the Tokyo Olympic Games also be litigious? …
An ICC tribunal in Frankfurt has ruled in a billion-dollar dispute over a distributor’s right to import Hyundai cars to Brazil, blocking the Korean company from terminating their contract and ruling it …
The tribunal that ruled against Houston-based Frontera Resources in a multibillion-dollar dispute over a Georgian oil and gas block found no evidence that the company had made a discovery or drilled any …
ICSID annulment proceedings are on the rise but their success rate remains low, according to the a comprehensive empirical study published today by the British Institute of International Comparative Law and Baker Botts.
Football club Manchester City has failed to block publication of arbitration-related court rulings shedding light on the English Premier League’s still-pending investigation of its financial dealings.
A Latvian businessman is seeking to overturn a landmark French court ruling on corruption and reinstate his investment treaty award against Kyrgyzstan, GAR has learned.
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