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Treaty Disputes Roiled by Bias Charges When Swiss law professor Gabrielle Kaufmann-Kohler joined the board of UBS AG, she was sitting on international tribunals judging whether Vivendi Universal SA and another company whose shares UBS held were entitled to damages from Argentina in investment disputes. "Hundreds of arbitrators are available for hire around the world, some of them academics and former government officials, most of them lawyers in private practice. For critics, the exclusivity of that club is one of the main shortcomings. Just 15 people -- all but one from the U.S., Canada or Western Europe -- have served on 55 percent of known investor-state tribunals, according to a November 2012 report by two nonprofits, the Brussels-based Corporate Europe Observatory and the Transnational Institute in Amsterdam. The report called arbitrators “the epitome of a close-knit community.”" Read the full article Recent publications from Trade & Investment Subscribe
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Špekulativni ulagači potražuju goleme odštete od krizom pogođenih europskih država Transnacionalni institut (TNI) i Opservatorij korporativne Europe (CEO) predstavili su danas u Bruxellesu izvješće pod naslovom "Profitirati na krizi - Kako korporacije i odvjetnici pokušavaju zaraditi na krizom pogođenim europskim zemljama". Europske su zemlje dugo bile pošteđene sporova kakve su u drugim dijelovima svijeta, posebno u zemljama u razvoju, podizali ulagači ali korporacije i mnogi specijalizirani odvjetnički uredi sada se okreću Europi, navode TNI i CEO. Read the full article. Recent publications from Trade & Investment Subscribe