Jonathan D. Schiller
Public record One published case
Jonathan D. Schiller
Arbitrator in 1 published case before ICSID tribunals, in gold mining; rural community conflict disputes.
Overview
In the published awards, Jonathan D. Schiller has been appointed by claimants 1 times and by respondents 0 times, and has presided or sat alone in 0 cases. Of the party appointments, 0 came from States and 1 from investors or companies.
Outcome for the appointing side, where the published decision is clear: claimant prevailed in 100% of the 1 claimant appointments. Mixed outcomes count as half.
Appointed most often by: Lupaka Gold Corp. (1).
Track record
| Year | Case | Role | Appointed by | Institution / rules | Sector | Award |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 2025 | Lupaka Gold Corp. v. Republic of Peru (resigned on 7 April 2022) | Co-arbitrator | Claimant | ICSID · Washington, D.C. | Gold mining; rural community conflict | Read award → |
Expertise
The legal issues and sectors decided most often in the published awards. Each links to the cases in the database.
Canada–Peru FTA 1gold mining 1Invicta mine 1rural communities 1Parán Community 1Rondas Campesinas 1attribution 1ILC Articles 1full protection and security 1fair and equitable treatment 1direct expropriation 1indirect expropriation 1standing after loss of investment 1waiver requirement 1contributory fault 1social license 1DCF valuation 1third-party funding 1
Co-arbitrators
- John R. Crook 1 case
- Oscar M. Garibaldi 1 case
- Gavan Griffith 1 case
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