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Tag Archives: Transatlantic Trade and Investment Partnership (TTIP) The future of ISDS in the TTIP: European Parliament recommends a “new system” of judicial decision-making As reported in our previous blog posts (please click here and here), the proposed inclusion of investor-state-dispute settlement (ISDS) provisions in the Transatlantic Trade & Investment Partnership (the TTIP), has caused considerable debate amongst many stakeholders. Against this backdrop of … Continue reading EU Commission issues “Concept Paper” on ISDS in the TTIP and beyond: proposals for “profound reform” Further to its report on the outcome of the consultation on investment protection and investor-state dispute settlement in the TTIP, the EU Commission has issued a “Concept Paper” which envisages a very different future for resolution of investor-state disputes. The … Continue reading Forthcoming Chatham House and Herbert Smith Freehills Symposium: “TTIP: shaping the future for investor-state dispute settlement” – 4 March 2015 The proposed Transatlantic Trade and Investment Partnership (TTIP) between the EU and the US, two of the world’s largest economies, is intended to remove trade barriers, create wealth and promote investment. On 13 January, the European Commission published the results … Continue reading Investment protection and ISDS in the TTIP: the discussion continues with more consultation around the corner Yesterday afternoon, the EU Commission issued its Report on the outcome of the public consultation on the inclusion of investment protection and investor-state-dispute-settlement (ISDS) in the Transatlantic Trade and Investment Partnership (TTIP) being negotiated between the EU and the US. Continue reading The future of investor-state arbitration We live in interesting times for investment arbitration. There is wider public engagement with investment protection than there has ever been, prompted by the European Commission’s public consultation on the proposed Transatlantic Trade and Investment Partnership (TTIP) between the EU … Continue reading Developments in resolving cross-border disputes With the increase of global commerce, it also becomes increasingly important to provide for effective and quick dispute resolution mechanisms across state borders. A number of developments in international law recognise this trend and seek to address it. These developments … Continue reading Filed under Asia, Australia, Investment Arbitration, South East Asia TTIP: EU Commission publishes statistical report on responses to the public consultation on ISDS and investment protection On 18 July, the EU Commission published its Preliminary Report (statistical overview) on the responses to its consultation on investment protection and ISDS in the TTIP (for discussion of the consultation, see our previous blog post). The Preliminary Report demonstrates … Continue reading Christian Leathley speaks at BritishAmerican Business event with keynote speech by EU Trade Commissioner Karel de Gucht: “TTIP and the Investment Dimension: What is the State of Play?” International arbitration partner Christian Leathley spoke on a panel at an event organized by transatlantic business organization BritishAmerican Business yesterday discussing how important investor-state dispute settlement is to the success of the TTIP and whether it is feasible or desirable … Continue reading Europe consults on investment protection and ISDS in the TTIP The European Commission has launched a public consultation on its proposed approach to investment protection and investor-state dispute settlement (ISDS) provisions in the Transatlantic Trade and Investment Partnership (the TTIP). The TTIP is a free trade agreement currently in negotiation … Continue reading
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Agóid in éadan TIP sa Ghearmáin ar na mallaibh Thóg na póilíní timpeall 250 duine ag agóid sa Bhruiséil Déardaoin seo caite, agus bhí roinnt bhall de pharlaimint na Beilge ina measc. Bhí siad i mbun agóide taobh amuigh de chruinniú mullaigh ghnó na hEorpa, áit a bhfuil idirbheartaíochtaí ar siúl idir an tAontas Eorpach agus Stáit Aontaithe Mheiriceá ar an Pháirtíocht Trádála agus Infheistíochta Tras-Atlantach (TTIP). Tugtar an Limistéar Saorthrádála Tras-Atlantach (TAFTA) air chomh maith. Mar a tharlaíonn sé, níl mórán bacanna ann i dtaca le trádáil idir an Eoraip agus na Stáit Aontaithe de. Is léir mar sin go bhfuil cúis eile taobh thiar den chlár seo. Ar an chéad dhul síos, ba mhaith le lucht gnó bheith ábalta na rialúcháin éagsúla atá ag tíortha a shárú, agus tabharfaidh TTIP seans dóibh sin a dhéanamh. Mar shampla, cuirtear níos mó srian ar bhia agus ar bharra géinmhodhnaithe san… Amharc ar an alt bunaidh 538 d’fhocla eile