“Fork in the Road” (“FITR”) clauses, included in significant investment treaties, “provide that the investor must choose between the litigation of its claims in the host State’s domestic courts or through international arbitration and that the choice, once made, is final”.[1] Hence, the fork in the road clauses result in that the investor
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