International Arbitration
International Counsel
5 years ranked
Provided by Freshfields US LLP
International Arbitration; Investor-State Arbitration; Energy; Mining; Telecommunications; Infrastructure; Financial services; Aviation and Airport Services; Sovereign Debt; Agriculture; and Food Production and Distribution.
Noiana is a partner in Freshfields’ international arbitration group, Global Co-Head of International Arbitration and Co-Head of the firm’s Latin America practice. Her practice focuses on investor-state and commercial arbitrations across a variety of sectors such as energy, mining, telecommunications, infrastructure, financial services, aviation and airport services, sovereign debt, agriculture, and food production and distribution. Over the past 20 years, she has successfully led some of the most ground-breaking arbitration matters, collectively worth billions, and in the process, has quickly become the go-to partner for complex disputes in the Americas.
She is recognized by Chambers (Global, USA, and Latin America) and Lexology Index (formerly Who’s Who Legal) as one of the top practitioners in the field of international arbitration, as one of the leading lawyers in the United States by Lawdragon and one of Latin America's "Top 35 Female Lawyers" by Latinvex (2018-2024) for her achievements in international arbitration. She received the Law360 MVP Award for International Arbitration (2018), the National Women in Law Award for Thought-Leadership (2018), the Hispanic National Bar Foundation Latina Leadership Award (2019), the Minority Corporate Counsel Association (MCCA) Rainmaker Award (2021), the Women In Business Law (WIBL) Commercial Arbitration Lawyer of the Year Award (2023 & 2025), and the Lexology Client Choice Award for Mining in New York (2025). In 2025, she was also recognized as one of the top 500 Leading Global Litigators by Lawdragon.
Noiana is civil and common law trained. She received her law degree with honors from the Buenos Aires University, her master’s degree with honors from the Université Paris I Panthéon, and her master’s degree in International Legal Studies from New York University School of Law. She is admitted to practice in New York and in Argentina. She is fluent in English, Spanish, and French, and is conversant in German.
For more information, visit https://www.freshfields.us/contacts/find-a-lawyer/m/marigo-noiana/
Member of the ICC International Arbitration Court and ex officio Member of the ICC Commission on Arbitration and ADR (2024-2027 mandate); Member of the Global Steering Committee of the ERE Pledge for equal representation of expert witnesses in international arbitration; Founding member of the ERA Pledge for equal representation of women in arbitration.
Noiana has authored and co-authored numerous publications on international arbitration, especially regarding arbitration in Latin America, and is a frequent speaker on this subject.
MVP of the Year, International Arbitration
Law360
2018
National Women in Law Award for Thought-Leadership
National Women in Law
2018
Latina Leadership Award
Hispanic National Bar Foundation
2019
MCCA Rainmaker Award
Minority Corporate Counsel Association (MCCA)
2021
Commercial Arbitration Lawyer of the Year
Women In Business Law (WIBL)
2023
Commercial Arbitration Lawyer of the Year
Women in Business Law (WIBL)
2025
Lexology Client Choice Award for Mining in New York
Lexology Index Client Choice Guide
2025
500 Leading Global Litigators
Lawdragon
2025
Provided by Chambers
New York City-based outstanding international arbitration partner Noiana Marigo is highly skilled at representing investors in investment treaty disputes across Latin America.
Provided by Chambers
Noiana Marigo is an exceptional professional who is always willing to provide her first-class legal advice, regardless of the level of complexity of the matter.
Noiana Marigo's ability to identify strategic solutions and offer expert advice demonstrates not only her technical expertise but also her commitment to excellence.
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