International Arbitration: Arbitrators | Latin America

Alfredo Bullard of Bullard Falla Ezcurra+ has extensive experience acting as both chair and co-arbitrator in various Latin American disputes, including in Peru, Uruguay and Colombia. He boasts a distinguished arbitration practice across the region, acting on matters under the rules of ICSID, the ICC and UNCITRAL.

Andrés Jana of Jana & Gil Dispute Resolution leverages his longstanding experience within the dispute resolution field to sit as arbitrator in cases across Latin America, especially Chile. He can claim remarkable expertise as both counsel and arbitrator.

Carmen Núñez-Lagos of Núñez-Lagos Arbitration shines for her role as an arbitrator in mandates arising out of Latin America. She is active in energy disputes in the Central and South American regions.

Claus von Wobeser of Von Wobeser y Sierra commands an outstanding reputation in the international arbitration community. His expertise spans the commercial and investment arbitration worlds, and he is particularly knowledgeable of claims involving Mexico.

David Arias of Arias SLP is an experienced arbitrator who is active across both commercial and investment disputes, showing particular proficiency in construction mandates.

Former Costa Rican Minister of Foreign Trade Dyalá Jiménez of DJ Arbitraje can claim solid experience as sole arbitrator and chair of the tribunal in ICC and ad hoc international arbitrations involving Latin America.

Reputed partner Eduardo Silva Romero continues to be considered an authority in the international arbitration market, earning high praise from clients and peers for his remarkable track record serving as both counsel and arbitrator in some of the most significant disputes in Latin America.

Felipe Ossa of Claro & Cía possesses an excellent reputation for his knowledge of Latin American arbitration, particularly in Chile. He has considerable experience sitting as an arbitrator in high-level commercial and investment treaty disputes.