International Comparative Legal Guide - Investor-State Arbitration 2025
December 09, 2024
Foley Hoag attorneys have contributed to two chapters in the International Comparative Legal Guide – Investor-State Arbitration 2025. Partner Tafadzwa Pasipanodya served as a contributing editor tor this seventh edition of the guide.
Diana Tsutieva provided an expert analysis chapter on "The Rise of Climate Change-Related and Environmental Provisions in Investment Treaties." Click here to read the full chapter.
Pasipanodya, Nicholas Renzler, Baldomero Casado and Sun Young Hwang contributed the country chapter on the United States focused on the current status and future developments for treaties, legal frameworks, recent significant changes and discussions, and case trends. Click here to read the full chapter.
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