Leading arbitrator Public record 22 published cases
Neil Kaplan
Arbitrator in 22 published cases (presiding or sole arbitrator in 5) before CIETAC, PCA, UNCITRAL tribunals, in construction, real estate, gambling (casinos and slot machines) disputes.
Overview
In the published awards, Neil Kaplan has been appointed by claimants 3 times and by respondents 0 times, and has presided or sat alone in 5 cases. Of the party appointments, 0 came from States and 3 from investors or companies.
Outcome for the appointing side, where the published decision is clear: claimant prevailed in 33% of the 3 claimant appointments. Mixed outcomes count as half.
Appointed most often by: CRW Joint Operation (1), Perenco Ecuador Limited (1).
Track record
Expertise
The legal issues and sectors decided most often in the published awards. Each links to the cases in the database.
indirect expropriation 3fair and equitable treatment 3legality requirement 2Estonia–Ukraine BIT 1gambling ban 1casinos 1police powers 1proportionality 1in accordance with host State law 1legitimate expectations 1licence revocation 1causation 1shareholder loan 1Maxbet offer 1fair market value 1LIBOR + 4% 1Chorzów Factory 1Perenco 1Law 42 1Decree 662 1windfall levy 1caducidad 1Blocks 7 and 21 1France–Ecuador BIT 1
Co-arbitrators
- J. Christopher Thomas 2 cases
- Alan J. Thambiayah 2 cases
- H. Priyatna Abdurrasyid 2 cases
- Charles N. Brower 2 cases
- Klaus Michael Sachs 1 case
- Van Vechten Veeder 1 case
- Michael Pryles 1 case
- Belinda Ang Saw Ean 1 case
- Lord Bingham of Cornhill 1 case
- Peter Tomka 1 case
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