LAWYER PROFILE

Camilo Cuervo

Latin America 2026

Holland & Knight

Ranked in 1 practice area

Labour & Employment

Colombia

8 years ranked

About

Provided by Holland & Knight

Latin America

Practice Areas

Labor and Employment

Migration

Career

Master in Labor Law and Social Security - Pontificia Universidad Javeriana-Colombia, 2020

Specialist in Labor Law - Pontificia Universidad Javeriana-Colombia, 2004

Lawyer, Pontificia Universidad Javeriana-Colombia, 2003

Professional Memberships

- Member of the Board of Directors of the Colombian Labor and Social Security Bar Association

- Research Professor of the Department of Labor Law of the Pontificia Universidad Javeriana

Publications

- Weekly Columnist for Semana – Dinero Magazine (https://www.semana.com/)

Personal

Camilo Cuervo is a Partner of the firm and head of the Labor & Employment practice area of the Firm.

He has broad experience as a consultant, negotiator, and litigator in the areas of Labour Law and Social Security, having participated in numerous process considering structuring, transformation and business crisis management nationwide.

He has been a university professor since 2004 and a lecturer at various entities, including Universities, Chambers of Commerce and academic entities of all levels and sectors. He is the academic coordinator of the business training programs of the Bogotá Chamber of Commerce in its Labor Law and Social Security programs.

Ranked by CHAMBERS & PARTNERS since 2018.

Chambers Review

Provided by Chambers

Chambers Latin America

Labour & Employment - Colombia

Band 3

Individual Editorial

Camilo Cuervo remains a noted practitioner in the Colombian labour and employment field. He is recognised by market sources for his expertise in labour matters related to transactional mandates.

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Strengths

Provided by Chambers

Camilo is an excellent lawyer and a fantastic person. He is very professional and knowledgeable, and inspires confidence in his clients thanks to the clarity of his explanations and recommendations.
Labour & EmploymentChambers Latin America