The Journal of Latin American Arbitration, Investment and Policy

Ecuador

Ecuador Evaluates Investment Treaty Framework

FRANCISCO X. JIJÓN, WHITE & CASE. The Republic of Ecuador is taking steps to evaluate its investment treaties and arbitrations. This month, President Correa created a Citizen’s Audit Commission which will study and propose alternatives to investment treaties. Officials have stated that the National Assembly will proceed to vote on termination of Ecuador’s remaining BITs. Read More

Argentina

Análisis De La Regulación Del Arbitraje En El Marco Del Proyecto De Código Civil Y Comercial De La Nación Desde Una Perspectiva De Derecho Comparado: ¿Una Reforma A Mitad De Camino?

DIEGO LUIS ALONSO. La legislación en materia de arbitraje en la República Argentina, hasta la fecha, se rige por las normativas contempladas en los códigos de procedimiento civil y comercial de las veinticuatro jurisdicciones provinciales que integran la República. Sin embargo, en tales códigos figuran disposiciones anacrónicas y, a menudo, contradictorias entre sí. Por ello, el legislador ha incorporado en el Proyecto de Código civil y comercial unificado, en su Título IV (dedicado a los contratos en particular), el Capítulo 29 que versa sobre el Contrato de Arbitraje. El objeto del presente estudio es analizar dicha reglamentación desde una perspectiva de derecho comparado a fin de determinar cuáles son las falencias y los aciertos de la regulación propuesta. Read More

Ecuador

La Constitución De 2008 Y El Arbitraje Bajo La Ley Ecuatoriana: Análisis De Dos Problemas Que Surgen Antes Que Del Texto Constitucional, De Su Equivocada Aplicación

EDGAR NEIRA ORELLANA. GALLEGOS, VALAREZO & NEIRA. Este Trabajo considero oportuno formular dos reflexiones sobre el arbitraje doméstico: la primera relacionada con la impugnación de laudos arbitrales a través de la acción extraordinaria de protección; la segunda, sobre la autorización del Procurador General del Estado para la suscripción de un convenio arbitral. Read More

Latin America

Latin American Arbitration and Investment Protections

JONATHAN C. HAMILTON, WHITE & CASE LLP, OMAR E. GARCÍA-BOLÍVAR, BG CONSULTING, & HERNANDO OTERO. In this introduction to their book, Latin American Investment Protections, editors Jonathan C. Hamilton, Omar E. García-Bolívar, and Hernando Otero, consider the development of Latin American investment protections and arbitration in light of the region’s unique and diverse legal, political, and economic circumstances. The introduction notes the cycles of privatization and nationalization that have driven the region’s attitudes towards foreign investment and arbitration and concludes that an effective system of investment protection and dispute resolution may help avert the serious and long-lasting political, diplomatic, and economic consequences that often are triggered by mistreatment of foreign investment. Read More

Ecuador

La Aplicación De La Acción De Nulidad De Laudos Arbitrales En El Ecuador

JUAN MANUEL MARCHÁN. PÉREZ BUSTAMANTE & PONCE. El objeto de esta corta nota es hacer un acercamiento a las decisiones de las diversas cortes y tribunales de justicia que ya sea han anulado laudos arbitrales o han establecido con total claridad cuando se cumplen las razones para que un laudo sea anulado. Read More

Argentina

Argentina Investment Protections

IGNACIO TORTEROLA, FOLEY HOAG LLP, & DIEGO BRIAN GOSIS, SMITH INTERNATIONAL LEGAL CONSULTANTS. This is an excerpt of a chapter in the book Latin American Investment Protections: Comparative Perspectives on Laws, Treaties, and Disputes for Investors, States, and Counsel edited by Jonathan C. Hamilton, Omar E. García-Bolívar, and Hernando Otero and published by Martinus Nijhoff (Brill) in which the authors discuss the domestic and international legal framework for foreign investment and investment disputes in Argentina. Read More

Bolivia

Bolivia Investment Protections

FERNANDO AGUIRRE B., BUFETE AGUIRRE. This is an excerpt of a chapter in the book Latin American Investment Protections: Comparative Perspectives on Laws, Treaties, and Disputes for Investors, States, and Counsel edited by Jonathan C. Hamilton, Omar E. García-Bolívar, and Hernando Otero and published by Martinus Nijhoff (Brill) in which the author discusses the domestic and international legal framework for foreign investment and investment disputes in Bolivia. Read More

Brazil

Brazil Investment Protections

PEDRO PAULO CRISTOFARO, CHEDIAK ADVOGADOS & LUIZ FERNANDO TEIXEIRA PINTO, MOTTA, FERNANDES ROCHA – ADVOGADOS. This is an excerpt of a chapter in the book Latin American Investment Protections: Comparative Perspectives on Laws, Treaties, and Disputes for Investors, States, and Counsel edited by Jonathan C. Hamilton, Omar E. García-Bolívar, and Hernando Otero and published by Martinus Nijhoff (Brill) in which the authors discuss the domestic and international legal framework for foreign investment and investment disputes in Brazil. Read More

Chile

Chile Investment Protections

GONZALO BIGGS, FIGUEROA & VALENZUELA. This is an excerpt of a chapter in the book Latin American Investment Protections: Comparative Perspectives on Laws, Treaties, and Disputes for Investors, States, and Counsel edited by Jonathan C. Hamilton, Omar E. García-Bolívar, and Hernando Otero and published by Martinus Nijhoff (Brill) in which the author discusses the domestic and international legal framework for foreign investment and investment disputes in Chile. Read More

Colombia

Colombia Investment Protections

HERNANDO OTERO & ENRIQUE GÓMEZ-PINZÓN, HOLLAND & KNIGHT LLP. This is an excerpt of a chapter in the book Latin American Investment Protections: Comparative Perspectives on Laws, Treaties, and Disputes for Investors, States, and Counsel edited by Jonathan C. Hamilton, Omar E. García-Bolívar, and Hernando Otero and published by Martinus Nijhoff (Brill) in which the authors discuss the domestic and international legal framework for foreign investment and investment disputes in Colombia. Read More

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