International Arbitration and EU Law

Edited by Nikos Lavranos, Guest Professor, Leiden University, the Netherlands and Vienna University, Austria and Secretary-General of the European Federation for Investment Law and Arbitration (EFILA), founder of NL-Investmentconsulting, Of Counsel at Wöss & Partners and Stefano Castagna, Researcher, Vienna University of Economics and Business, Austria

• ContentsForeword to the Second Edition xxivCharles N. BrowerPreface to the Second Edition xxviTable of cases xxviiTable of legislation xxviiiPART I INTERSECTIONS BETWEEN INTERNATIONAL COMMERCIALARBITRATION AND EU LAW1 Interaction between international commercial arbitration and EU law before the award is rendered 2Piotr Wiliński2 The impact of EU law on challenges, recognition and enforcement of international commercial awards 17Bo Ra Hoebeke, Juan Manuel Sánchez Pueyo, and Richard Hansen3 The relationship between anti-suit relief, EU law and the New York Convention 42Sophie J. Lamb KC, Bryce Williams and Robert Price4 Collective redress arbitration in the European Union 75S.I. Strong5 The potential impact of Directive 2014/24/EU on construction arbitration in Europe 95Luis Capiel and Oliver Cojo6 ‘Consumer protection’ in international arbitration and EU law 107Niuscha Bassiri and Emily Hay7 Arbitration in antitrust damages cases in the European Union 133Patricia Živković and Toni KalliokoskiPART II INTERSECTIONS BETWEEN INTERNATIONAL INVESTMENTARBITRATION AND EU LAW8 General aspects of investor-state dispute settlement 151George A. Bermann9 Investment Chapter in CETA: groundbreaking or much ado about nothing? 204Dorieke Overduin10 Investment arbitration under Intra-EU BITs 229Isabelle Van Damme and Trajan Shipley11 Arbitration under the Energy Charter Treaty: the impact of EU law 260David Ingle and Jeffrey Sullivan KC12 Procedural issues: annulment, recognition and enforcement of investment treaty awards (ICSID andnon-ICSID) 277Olivier van der Haegen and Maria-Clara Van den Bossche13 The multilateral investment court 311Friedrich RosenfeldPART III CROSS CUTTING ISSUES14 Essential elements of taxation: investment protection and dispute settlement 333Stefano Castagna15 Damages in international commercial and investment treaty arbitration 358Herfried Wöss and Adriana San Román Rivera16 Towards a climate responsive international investment and commercial arbitration regime 407Kabir Duggal and Dianne Lake17 The impact of EU law on international commercial mediation 431Anne-Karin Grill and Emanuela Martin18 Dispute prevention mechanisms in investment treaties: a solution fit for the future of ISDS 461Fahira BrodlijaPostface 489Bibliography 491

‘The Second Edition of International Arbitration and EU Law is a very welcome addition to the libraries of all practitioners, academics and observers (critical or otherwise) of international arbitration. It will be an indispensable tool for us all.’