Natalia Mori

Natalia has a solid background in administrative law, Public-Private Partnerships and domestic and international arbitration.

Her practice is focused on advising private companies in the execution of public infrastructure projects through different types of investment contracts with public entities of the three levels of government. Natalia advices concessionaires and investors integrally, from their participation in the corresponding bidding process for the award of the respective concession agreement, its contractual execution, to the solution of the disputes that may arise between the investor and the state entity through national or international, commercial and investment, arbitration.

Natalia has been part of the team that has successfully represented concessionary companies in more than 6 international commercial and investment arbitrations under the UNCITRAL, ICSID, CAIP arbitration rules, among others. She has led the defense on allegations of corruption in the framework of international arbitration of important municipal concessions in Lima.

- Arbitral Women.

- Ius Et Veritas - Ius Et Veritas Law Review.

- "¿Incentivo a la legalidad o impunidad? Acerca del eximente de responsabilidad por subsanación voluntaria". Published by Derecho y Sociedad No. 54 (2020).

- Speaker at the Brazilian Center of Mediation and Arbitration (CBMA) roadshow presenting "Gender Diversity in International Arbitration" (New York, 2018).

- Assisted Lawrence W. Newman and David Zaslowsky, in their bimonthly column of international arbitration and litigation in the New York Law Journal (in the articles entitled: "Manifest Disregard of the Law", "Fraud as a defense against enforcement of International Arbitral Awards", "Attachment of Assets in Aid of Arbitration") (2018-2019).

- "Public Procurement Guide" (Peru) published by Getting the Deal Through (2014).