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Provided by Karina Goldberg
Domestic and international arbitration, including contractual and commercial disputes, shareholders and M&A disputes, infrastructure and construction disputes, security and investment cases.
Karina Goldberg is a partner of Ferro, Castro Neves, Daltro & Gomide (FCDG), a law firm established in 2005 by a group of renowned and highly experienced professionals who shared the aspiration of offering their clients superior law services in dispute resolution. With offices in Rio de Janeiro and São Paulo, FCDG endeavours to provide an exclusive service, particularly in private and commercial law, in both court litigation and arbitration.
Karina Goldberg distinguished herself in Brazilian contractual and commercial litigation, together with an extensive practice in domestic and international arbitration, including contractual and commercial disputes, shareholders and M&A disputes, infrastructure and construction disputes, security and investment cases.
Karina is currently a member of the Court of Arbitration of SIAC (Singapore International Arbitration Centre); of the ICC Commission on International Arbitration and ADR (Alternative Dispute Resolution); of the Editorial Board of the ICC Dispute Resolution Bulletin, of the IBA UNIDROIT Working Group and of the IBA International Commercial Arbitration Case Law Subcommittee. Karina is fluent in Portuguese and English.
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Karina Goldberg handles litigation and arbitration mandates at the national and international levels, with experience in high‑profile corporate disputes.
Karina Goldberg's practice encompasses litigation and arbitration cases, including high-value corporate, real estate and investment disputes.
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Karina Goldberg stands out for her excellent client service, always attentive and ready to respond to our needs with clear and prompt communication. She demonstrates great skill in handling complex cases, offering precise analyses and effective strategies.
Karina Goldberg shows great insight in managing challenges as they emerge, consistently providing swift, constructive, and creative solutions.
It is a pleasure to work with Karina Goldberg in our litigation matters.
Karina Goldberg provides good, sophisticated litigation advice. She knows the judges very well and has proven to be impressively valuable.
Karina Goldberg stands out for her excellent client service, always attentive and ready to respond to our needs with clear and prompt communication. She demonstrates great skill in handling complex cases, offering precise analyses and effective strategies.
Karina Goldberg shows great insight in managing challenges as they emerge, consistently providing swift, constructive, and creative solutions.
It is a pleasure to work with Karina Goldberg in our litigation matters.
Karina Goldberg provides good, sophisticated litigation advice. She knows the judges very well and has proven to be impressively valuable.
4 items provided by Ferro, Castro Neves, Daltro & Gomide Advogados
Cultural considerations in advocacy in Latin America: Brazil
The chapter analyses evidence production in Brazilian arbitration, focusing on witness examination, document production and expert evidence. It highlights strong civil law influences, arbitrators’ broad discretion, and ongoing tensions between procedural flexibility and legal certainty.
Damages limitation clauses in international arbitration
The article examines damages limitation clauses in international arbitration, explaining their types, scope, and key disputes. It highlights challenges around validity, public policy, and enforcement, as well as their impact on arbitrators’ powers and interim relief.
“Class Arbitration”: The Brazilian Approach for Corporate Disputes Involving Publicly Held Companies
The article outlines Brazil’s emerging use of class arbitration in corporate disputes involving public companies. While enabled by mandatory arbitration clauses, uncertainties remain around representation, procedure, and confidentiality.
Privilege and document production in International Arbitration
Privilege and document production in International Arbitration: how do arbitrators deal with different legal systems’ approaches? Corina Gugler; Karina Goldberg
Cultural considerations in advocacy in Latin America: Brazil
The chapter analyses evidence production in Brazilian arbitration, focusing on witness examination, document production and expert evidence. It highlights strong civil law influences, arbitrators’ broad discretion, and ongoing tensions between procedural flexibility and legal certainty.
Damages limitation clauses in international arbitration
The article examines damages limitation clauses in international arbitration, explaining their types, scope, and key disputes. It highlights challenges around validity, public policy, and enforcement, as well as their impact on arbitrators’ powers and interim relief.
“Class Arbitration”: The Brazilian Approach for Corporate Disputes Involving Publicly Held Companies
The article outlines Brazil’s emerging use of class arbitration in corporate disputes involving public companies. While enabled by mandatory arbitration clauses, uncertainties remain around representation, procedure, and confidentiality.
Privilege and document production in International Arbitration
Privilege and document production in International Arbitration: how do arbitrators deal with different legal systems’ approaches? Corina Gugler; Karina Goldberg