International Investment Law Arbitration Short Course

1 credits · Law School

This short course teaches international investment law, including best practices for foreign investors looking to maximize investment protections, and dispute resolution mechanisms available to foreign investors whose investments are harmed by a host State’s conduct. International investment law is made up of a kaleidoscope of bilateral and multilateral treaties as well as customary international law. It is also evolving quickly in substance and procedure, with reforms continuously being implemented at national and international levels. In today’s global economy, international investment law and investor State dispute resolution (“ISDS”, or investor-state arbitration) is highly relevant to any transactional and disputes lawyer whose clients’ businesses have international touchpoints. Pass/Fail. [1]