Clifford Chance

In the second episode of our ISDS (investor-state dispute settlement) podcast series, senior associate Vlada LeMaic and associate Adrian Fourie discuss damages and how damages are quantified in investor-State disputes, with a particular focus on disputes arising out of the energy and resources sectors.

We explain the international legal principles relating to damages, along with common methods of damages valuation in investor-State arbitration. We finish the episode with some tips and notes on what to expect when dealing with the damages aspect of an investor-State arbitration.

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More episodes from this series

• The expression of advance consent in Australian investment treaties