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José Gregorio Torrealba, Alejandro Gallotti (JGTorrealba)
A Never-ending Story? Dual Nationals in Investment Arbitration: A Commentary on Santamarta v Venezuela
November 29, 2023

In the case of Santamarta v Venezuela, the dispute involved a dual national of Venezuela and Spain, who filed a claim against Venezuela for allegedly obstructing Santamarta's pharmaceutical business…

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Talia Zybutz (Twenty Essex)
Anti-suit Injunctions Against Sovereign States: The English High Court Weighs In
August 15, 2022

Can a court restrain a State from pursuing civil proceedings in a foreign jurisdiction? This was the question before the English High Court in UK P&I Club N.V. and United Kingdom Mutual Steam…

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Daniel Powell, Leigh Crestohl (Zaiwalla & Co)
Air Canada’s Win Against Venezuela: Some Guidance for Future Tribunals?
January 09, 2022

Bilateral investment treaties depend upon international arbitration as the mechanism to resolve disputes between sovereign states and investors. Although offering obvious advantages over litigation…

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Héctor Fernández (AFALEGAL S.C.)
Representation of Venezuela in Investment Arbitration
January 16, 2021

Nicolas Maduro was "reelected" President of Venezuela for the constitutional period from 2019 to 2025. This presidential election was the subject of serious questions by large representative sectors…

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Luis Capiel, Alicia Larrazabal (Herbert Smith Freehills) for HSF Kramer
Is Arbitration In Venezuela In Danger?
May 27, 2020

Recently, the Constitutional Chamber of the Venezuelan Supreme Court of Justice (the “Court”) issued an interlocutory judgment ordering the Business Center for Conciliation and Arbitration (CEDCA) to…

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Pablo Mori Bregante (Clifford Chance US LLP)
The Passports’ Game: Chronicle Of A Foretold Death For Dual Nationals’ Claims
January 20, 2020

In a previous post, which discussed the Ballantines award, the author concluded that doors for dual nationals’ claims are being closed, including for non-ICSID cases where the relevant treaty does…

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Sondra Faccio (School of International Studies and Law Department, University of Trento)
New Developments in Proceedings Involving Venezuela: Interim President Guaidó Intervenes Before US Courts
November 24, 2019

Interesting developments in disputes involving Venezuela and its national oil company Petróleos de Venezuela S.A. (PDVSA) took place after Juan Guaidò, the president of the Venezuelan National…

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Samuel Weglein, Todor Stoyanov, Ellie Liu (Analysis Group)
The Venezuela Awards: Dealing with Expropriation Risk
October 09, 2019

This post analyses a series of ICSID arbitration awards against Venezuela since 2014 to understand a pressing concern in many investment arbitrations today: how to deal with the risk of expropriation…

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Alexander G. Leventhal (Quinn Emanuel Urquhart & Sullivan, LLP)
Towards an Exceptio Fundati? Assessing a (Potentially) Emerging Exception for Third Party Funding in Investment Treaty Decisions on Security for Costs in the Wake of Armas v. Venezuela
September 18, 2018

“The problem with money,” wrote the American poet and philosopher Ralph Waldo Emerson, “is that it costs too much.” This may soon ring all too true for some investment treaty arbitration claimants…

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Carmine A. Pascuzzo S. (ADM & Asociados ) for Young ICCA
A One-Two Punch to the Kompetenz-Kompetenz Principle in Venezuela
June 05, 2018

This post focuses on two decisions issued by the Venezuelan Supreme Court of Justice in the Corporación LSR case. The decisions constitute an unexpected change in the approach of the Supreme Court…

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