ICLG Investor-State Arbitration 2025: Australia

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The ICLG Investor-State Arbitration 2025 covers common issues in investor-state arbitration laws & regulations across multiple jurisdictions.

Australia Government, Public Sector

Nastasja Suhadolnik,Joshua Paffey,Eleanor Clifford

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This chapter was originally published in the International Comparative Legal Guide (ICLG) Investor-State Arbitration 2025.

The ICLG Investor-State Arbitration 2025 covers common issues in investor-state arbitration laws and regulations across multiple jurisdictions.

The areas of law covered in the Australian chapter include:

treaties;
legal frameworks;
case trends;
funding;
the relationship between international tribunals and domestic courts; and
recognition and enforcement.

You can access a copy of ICLG Investor-State Arbitration 2025: Australia.

This chapter has been reproduced with permission of ICLG.

The content of this article is intended to provide a general guide to the subject matter. Specialist advice should be sought about your specific circumstances.