ECHR holds Slovakia liable for courts’ refusal to enforce award
The European Court of Human Rights has held Slovakia liable for the refusal of its courts to enforce an ICC award won against a state agency in a Paris-seated arbitration.
Costa Rica defeats claim over public health closure
Costa Rica has defeated a Spanish businessman’s US$100 million ICSID claim over the closure of his chicken meat-processing business on public health grounds, avoiding liability findings or any award of damages.
ZFZ hires from ICC and Stephenson Harwood
Zeiler Floyd Zadkovich has hired two new partners – Friederike Schäfer in Vienna, a former counsel at the ICC International Court of Arbitration, and Joe Gosden in London, who joins from Stephenson Harwood.
Ecuador fails in renewed bid to overturn Chevron award
A Dutch appeal court has dismissed Ecuador’s renewed bid to overturn a treaty award holding it liable for a denial of justice in its US$9.5 billion dispute with US oil company Chevron …
Ukraine’s claim against Russia over detained vessels clears hurdle
A United Nations tribunal says it will hear Ukraine’s claim against Russia over three Ukrainian naval vessels and their servicemen that were detained in waters adjacent to Crimea four years ago.
Pi gets a slice of Cleary with London hire
Third party funder Profile Investment, known as “Pi”, has bolstered its London office with the hire of Cleary Gottlieb Steen & Hamilton counsel Cameron Murphy, who was part of the team that …
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Spain celebrates win on intra-EU objection
A Stockholm-seated tribunal has become the first to dismiss an intra-EU investment arbitration claim on jurisdictional grounds, upholding Spain’s argument that EU law trumped the Energy Charter Treaty in the dispute.
US Supreme Court restricts discovery in foreign arbitrations
The US Supreme Court has issued a landmark ruling that parties cannot seek discovery for foreign commercial and investor-state arbitration in federal courts – bringing an end to a long-standing circuit split.
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