UPDATED: A German court has ruled that a claim brought by two banks against Croatia under an intra-EU bilateral investment treaty is inadmissible in light of the European Court of Justice’s ruling in Achmea.
16 February 2021
The Israeli billionaire behind an intra-EU BIT claim against Croatia over a thwarted project to build a golf resort near Dubrovnik has launched a new ICSID arbitration in his own name, apparently prompted by concerns over Achmea.
17 November 2020
An ICSID tribunal hearing an Austrian bank’s claim against Croatia has by majority rejected the state’s argument that the underlying bilateral investment treaty is incompatible with the EU legal order – in line with decisions in two other cases brought under the same intra-EU BIT.
14 October 2020
The former owners of a major Croatian agribusiness conglomerate have launched an ICSID claim alleging the state-managed administration of the group caused them multibillion-euro losses, while an Austrian bank has brought a treaty claim concerning the same measures.
04 March 2020
An award rejecting Croatia’s claim that a Hungarian oil company bribed its longest-serving prime minister Ivo Sanader has come to light through a US court filing – with the tribunal branding the allegations against him implausible.
10 November 2017
UPDATED: Switzerland’s top court has upheld an UNCITRAL award that dismissed Croatia’s claim against a Hungarian oil company accused of bribing its former prime minister.
27 October 2017
Fallout from the Swiss central bank's decision to abandon exchange rate controls in 2015 has led to two Austrian banks filing ICSID claims against Croatia and Montenegro.
19 September 2017
Croatia is facing an ICSID claim over a controversial project to build a golf resort overlooking the historic city of Dubrovnik.
07 September 2017
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