Topic: Damages
Peru fails to get costs despite treaty win
A US investor that lost a treaty claim against Peru over environmental pollution by failing to observe a waiver requirement will not have to bear the state’s legal and arbitration costs, an UNCITRAL tribunal has ruled.
14 November 2016
Maldives airport panel lands on quantum figure
After a finding of liability two years ago, an UNCITRAL tribunal chaired by Lord Hoffmann has ordered the Maldives to pay US$270 million to Indian infrastructure group GMR for cancelling a concession to modernise the country’s largest international airport.
28 October 2016
Overview: Economic Damages
03 August 2016
MONEY COLUMN: Compensation for expropriation
07 August 2014
Quantum mechanics
The role of damages experts in international arbitration has never been more prominent - or more in debate. Does their input lead to a better outcome for the client or do they make proceedings more costly and complicated? Sebastian Perry reports
12 May 2011