Public record 3 published cases

Michael Burton

Arbitrator in 3 published cases before ICAC, UNCITRAL, ICC tribunals, in steel, uranium mining and processing, mining disputes.

ICAC, UNCITRAL, ICC steel, Uranium mining and processing, Mining

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Overview

In the published awards, Michael Burton has been appointed by claimants 0 times and by respondents 0 times, and has presided or sat alone in 0 cases.

3Published cases

0As chair or sole arbitrator

0Party appointments

0Dissents recorded

Track record

Year	Case	Role	Appointed by	Institution / rules	Sector	Award
2025	World Wide Minerals v. Republic of Kazakhstan	Judge	Court	UNCITRAL · London	Uranium mining and processing	Read award →
2021	SL Mining Ltd. v. Sierra Leone	Judge	—	ICC · London	Mining	Read award →
2017	Nikolay Viktorovich Maximov v. Open Joint Stock Company “Novolipetsky Metallurgichesky Kombinat”	Judge	Court	ICAC	steel	Read award →

Expertise

The legal issues and sectors decided most often in the published awards. Each links to the cases in the database.

uranium 1 TGK 1 Stepnogorsk 1 Southern Mines 1 Canada–USSR BIT 1 State succession 1 fair and equitable treatment 1 export licence 1 bankruptcy notice 1 expropriation 1 sunk costs 1 causation 1 counterfactual 1 section 68 1 serious irregularity 1 section 67 1 extension of time 1 Article 35 UNCITRAL interpretation 1 section 67 Arbitration Act 1996 1 jurisdiction vs admissibility 1 prematurity 1 condition precedent 1 cooling-off period 1 multi-tier dispute resolution clause 1

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