Public record 4 published cases
J. Martin Hunter
Arbitrator in 4 published cases (presiding or sole arbitrator in 2) before UNCITRAL tribunals, in waste management disputes.
Overview
In the published awards, J. Martin Hunter has been appointed by claimants 1 times and by respondents 0 times, and has presided or sat alone in 2 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 0% of the 1 claimant appointments. Mixed outcomes count as half.
Appointed most often by: Forminster Enterprises Limited (1).
Track record
| Year | Case | Role | Appointed by | Institution / rules | Sector | Award |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 2014 | Forminster Enterprises Limited (Cyprus) v. Czech Republic | Co-arbitrator | Claimant | — | — | Read award → |
| 2005 | William Nagel v. The Czech Republic (Appointed by the SCC Institute on Mr Nagel's behalf after he failed to appoint an arbitrator) | Co-arbitrator | Institution | — | — | Read award → |
| 2004 | S.D. Myers, Inc. v. Government of Canada | President | Parties jointly | — | — | Read award → |
| 2002 | S.D. Myers Inc. v. Canada | President | Parties jointly | UNCITRAL · Toronto | waste management | Read award → |
Expertise
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Co-arbitrators
- Bryan Schwartz 2 cases
- Bob Rae 2 cases
- Edward C. Chiasson 2 cases
- Hans Danelius 1 case
- Herbert Kronke 1 case
- August Reinisch 1 case
- Paolo Michele Patocchi 1 case
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