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New Hydrocarbons Law: Are more arbitration claims ahead?

14 May 2021

Numerous experts agree that the controversial reform of Mexico's Electric Power Industry Law could lead to a flood of investment arbitrations because the reforms may impact foreign investors' interests in the energy sector. Will Mexican Hydrocarbons Law amendments follow the same path?

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Authored by Juan Arturo Dueñas Rodríguez and Omar Guerrero Rodríguez.

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Juan Arturo Dueñas Rodríguez

Counsel

location Mexico City

Omar Guerrero Rodríguez

Office Managing Partner

location Mexico City

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