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Your question is somewhat tautological: ISDS provisions typically define how investor suits work, so of course investors can sue. That does not mean an investo
by throwawaze 10y ago
Your question is somewhat tautological: ISDS provisions typically define how investor suits work, so of course investors can sue.
That does not mean an investor has any chance of winning in this instance under a hypothetical TTIP suit. TTIP includes a provision protecting regulations enacted for public good.
- ab5tract 10y agoSounds like a luxury not granted to, for instance, Central America under CAFTA. Edit: Fixed typo.