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Investment Arbitration in Mexico: Why an Over USD 2.1 Billion Claim Failed

09/05/2026 by International Arbitration

Failure Investment Arbitration

The arbitration in Espíritu Santo Holdings, LP and L1bre Holding, LLC v. United Mexican States concerned a digital taximeter project in Mexico City and claims exceeding USD 2.1 billion.[1] On 26 March 2026, the tribunal reportedly dismissed all claims in favour of Mexico.[2] The case arose from an investment in Servicios Digitales Lusad, S. de […]

Filed Under: Investor State Dispute Settlement

New 2026 ICC Arbitration Rules

01/05/2026 by International Arbitration

New ICC Arbitration Rules

The International Chamber of Commerce (“ICC”) has approved a revised version of its Rules of Arbitration, which will enter into force on 1 June 2026 (“2026 ICC Rules”), replacing the 2021 Rules of Arbitration (“2021 ICC Rules”). The revisions are designed to improve efficiency, clarity and user-friendliness, ensuring ICC arbitration remains responsive to global user […]

Filed Under: ICC Arbitration

Arbitration in Próspera: An Arbitration Utopia?

25/04/2026 by International Arbitration

Arbitration in Prospera

Arbitration is usually a creature of contract. Parties arbitrate because they have agreed to do so. Próspera ZEDE departs from that model by embedding arbitration into its legal architecture, making it the default mechanism for a significant category of disputes even when the parties’ contract is silent. It also creates two distinct tracks: a private, […]

Filed Under: Honduras Arbitration, International Arbitration Law

Timing of Jurisdictional Objections in Arbitration

19/04/2026 by International Arbitration

Timing Objections to Jurisdiction Arbitration

Arbitration rewards procedural vigilance. A party that believes a tribunal lacks jurisdiction usually cannot stay silent, contest the merits, and only later invoke the objection if the case turns unfavourable. Typical jurisdictional objections that may be raised in arbitration include: No valid arbitration agreement; A party is not bound by the arbitration agreement; The tribunal […]

Filed Under: Arbitration Procedure, Commercial Arbitration, Investor State Dispute Settlement

Law 2540/2025: A Significant Expansion of Arbitral Power

12/04/2026 by International Arbitration

Arbitrator enforcing award

Colombia has adopted one of the most ambitious arbitration reforms in recent years. Law 2540/2025 introduces arbitration for enforcement proceedings (arbitraje para procesos ejecutivos), and, in doing so, extends arbitration beyond adjudication into an area traditionally associated with courts. The law’s stated objective is to contribute to the decongestion of the judicial system, but its […]

Filed Under: Colombia Arbitration

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