Matter
Antigua and Barbuda v United States of America WTO cross-border gaming dispute
WTO arbitration involving Antigua and Barbuda and the United States concerned cross-border gaming measures, with an award addressing authorization to suspend TRIPS obligations.
Procedural record
- 21 December 2007Arbitration
21 December 2007Arbitration
WTO Appellate Arbitration Board Award of 21 December 2007
- Decision summary
- The Appellate Arbitration Board of the WTO determined that Antigua and Barbuda could request authorization from the WTO Dispute Settlement Board to suspend obligations to the United States of America under the TRIPS Agreement at a level not exceeding US$21 million annually.
Participants
Antigua and Barbuda
United States of America
Institution
- Arbitrator
- Appellate Arbitration Board of the WTO