Daniel E González

Whether down the road or across continents, Dan González focuses on clients' most complex disputes, providing innovative solutions that support the bottom line from inception through to judgment or award and thereafter from appeal to enforcement.

Dan has served in multiple firm management positions, including the Global Head of the firm's International Arbitration practice, and as a member of the firm's Global Board of Directors. A top trial lawyer in Miami and Chambers ranked, Dan dedicates his full-time practice to international commercial litigation and arbitration, representing clients and sovereigns in "bet-the-company" cases in the United States, Canada, Latin America, Asia, and Europe. He provides fully bilingual counsel in both common and civil law jurisdictions to effectively provide strategy and analysis in achieving favorable results.

Dan often serves as an arbitrator or international mediator in complex commercial disputes and as a speaker on international disputes in emerging markets. He currently serves on various task forces related to virtual hearings and diversity within international arbitration and is the past Chairman of the Miami International Arbitration Society. Dan co-authored the Hogan Lovells Cadwalader Protocol for the use of technology in hearings to assist parties and tribunals with coordinating and efficiently adjudicating virtual international arbitration disputes and serves on the faculty of the University of Miami School of Law, where he teaches the Forensics of Advocacy in International Arbitration.