Case Notes on Investment Treaty Arbitration Awards and Decisions (156) Case Whereby a Tribunal Dismissed a Dual National’s Claim Based on the Dominant and Effective Nationality Principle
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Case Notes on Investment Treaty Arbitration Awards and Decisions (156) Case Whereby a Tribunal Dismissed a Dual National’s Claim Based on the Dominant and Effective Nationality Principle
Yukiko Tomimatsu and Anne-Marie Doernenburg co-authored an article entitled, "Case Notes on Investment Treaty Arbitration Awards and Decisions (156) Case Whereby aTribunal Dismissed a Dual National’s Claim Based on the Dominant and Effective Nationality Principle," which appeared in the JCA Journal, Vol. 70, No. 6 on June, 2023.
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Having worked in many different jurisdictions, including in Germany, London, Paris, and Washington D.C., Anne-Marie regularly advises corporations and governments on investor-state and commercial disputes, as well as related negotiations. She is dual-qualified (Germany/England & Wales) and comes from a trilingual background. Prior to joining Nishimura & Asahi, Anne-Marie worked at Freshfields Bruckhaus Deringer LLP from 2014 to 2018.
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Ms. Tomimatsu has extensive experience in the field of international economic law and international arbitration and litigation relating to cross-border business and investment.
She is familiar with EPAs/FTAs (especially in the areas of investment and services, and sustainable development, including labor, environment, and state-owned enterprises), investment agreements/BITs, and international economic law relating to natural resources and energy. She has extensive experience in negotiating international agreements and resolving international economic disputes, and has been involved in the formation of international economic rules and their strategic application in order to ensure fair competition and improve the business environment both in Japan and overseas. She also provides clients with analysis and advice on the formation of rules and their strategic operation and utilization.
With regard to international dispute resolution, she has particular expertise in investor-state dispute settlement procedures (ISDS), international commercial arbitration and mediation, and domestic and international litigation. With regard to foreign investment, utilizing her experience in handling international economic disputes gained at a U.S. law firm, she advises on the prevention of economic disputes in international transactions and business development in foreign countries, as well as on issues to be resolved locally by companies, in particular, those who have suffered or may suffer economic loss due to domestic or foreign discriminatory measures, expropriation and unfair treatment involving the host country of the investment.
She is the author of numerous publications and seminars papers, and frequently presents at conferences on international investment law and international arbitration.