By Nudrat Piracha (George Washington University) Investment arbitrations have in the recent years attracted criticism for second guessing decisions affecting interests of States and their decisions relating to public policy issues. This has led many to call into question the
Non-core insolvency claims: straddling the line between arbitrability and non-arbitrability
By Julia Dreosti (Principal, Lipman Karas) and Patrick Leeson (Associate, Lipman Karas) It is trite to say that insolvency matters are non-arbitrable.[i] However, an emerging line of authority suggests a nuanced and fact sensitive enquiry is nevertheless necessary to properly