A Chinese mining group has filed an ICSID claim against Mexico over its moves to nationalise the lithium industry.
24 June 2024
A Vancouver-based mining company says it will file a US$200 million claim against Mexico – set to be the first known arbitration brought under the Comprehensive and Progressive Agreement for Trans-Pacific Partnership (CPTPP).
11 June 2024
A Mexican state utility has defeated an LCIA claim by a Texan energy company that it accused of obtaining contracts through corruption.
10 June 2024
A Cayman-based designer of water treatment plants has withdrawn an ICSID claim against Mexico after agreeing a US$36 million settlement, as a NAFTA legacy claim arising from a labour board ruling is discontinued.
05 June 2024
A Vancouver-based mining company has notified Mexico of a potential US$200 million claim under the Comprehensive and Progressive Agreement for Trans-Pacific Partnership (CPTPP), after its earlier request for consultations proved unsuccessful.
18 March 2024
A Saudi-owned Spanish renewables investor has filed a BIT claim against Mexico, while Hungary is facing an Energy Charter Treaty claim brought by a Cypriot entity linked to a defunct Austrian bank.
14 March 2024
A Vancouver-based miner has threatened to file a claim against Mexico under the Comprehensive and Progressive Agreement for Trans-Pacific Partnership (CPTPP) – which would be the first known arbitration brought under the trade agreement.
15 December 2023
A UK court has granted a London-listed gaming software group’s request to restrain Mexican litigation brought by its local business partner in favour of an ICC arbitration.
11 December 2023
A London-listed mining company has appointed external counsel as it requests talks with Mexico to settle an investment treaty dispute over a cancelled lithium concession.
16 November 2023
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