The Guide to International Arbitration in Latin America - 2nd Edition

Edited by José Astigarraga of Reed Smith LLP and containing the knowledge and experience of 48 other leading practitioners from throughout the region, Latin Lawyer and Global Arbitration Review are delighted to publish The Guide to International Arbitration in Latin America.
It provides guidance that will benefit all arbitration specialists in Latin America, one of the most important regions in the world for international arbitration, drawing on the expertise of highly sophisticated practitioners to draw out trends and give practitioners the tools they need to navigate the arbitration marketplace in the region today.

Introduction

• Introduction
  José Astigarraga

Part 1: International Arbitration in Latin America

• Exploring Latin America’s ICSID Arbitration Landscape
  Gary Born and Claudio Salas
• The New York Convention in Latin America
  Álvaro López de Argumedo Piñeiro, Jana Lamas de Mesa, Ana Amorín Fernández and Alberto de Unzurrunzaga Rubio
  
• Constitutional Remedies Meet Arbitration in Latin America
  Luis E Dates, Joaquim Tavares de Paiva Muniz, Claudia Benavides Galvis and Francisco Franco
  
• Arbitration of Corruption Issues in Latin American Disputes
  Ari D MacKinnon, Katie L Gonzalez, Elisa Zavala and Roberta T Mayerle
  
• Ethical Rules and Standards in International Arbitration Across Latin America
  María Inés Corrá, Santiago Peña and María Lourdes Garay
  
• Key Mining Disputes in Latin America
  Henry G Burnett and Craig S Miles
  
• Why Parties Should Consider Arbitration in Latin America
  Cecilia Azar and Tomás Geuna
  
• Localising Cross-Border Disputes: The Growing Appeal of Regional Arbitral Centres in Latin America and the Caribbean
  Arturo Muñoz and Daniel Ávila II
  
• Key Considerations in Funding International Arbitrations that Involve Latin America
   Alexander A Yanos and Claudia Linares

Part 2: Key Jurisdictions

• Arbitration Legislative and Case Law Developments Lay Groundwork For Progress in Argentina
  Ricardo A Ostrower, Martín Vainstein and Victoria Rodríguez Goyena
• An Overview of Brazil’s Arbitration Landscape
   Lucas Mejias, Fernando Eduardo Serec, Antonio Marzagão Barbuto Neto and Maria Isabel de Sá Dias Machado
  
• Chile Makes Progress in Becoming a Key Venue of Choice
  Felipe Ossa, Felipe de Marinis and Martín Álvarez
  
• A Closer Look at Colombia’s Domestic and International Arbitration Processes
  Daniel Posse Velásquez, Carolina Posada Isaacs and Laura Vengoechea Ballesteros
• Law 489-08: A Deep Dive Into the Dominican Republic’s Arbitration Framework
  Andrés E Bobadilla and Gabriella M Muñiz Bobadilla
• Spotlight on Mexico’s Evolving Arbitration System
  Eduardo J De la Peña Bernal and Francisco Rivero
  
• A Guided Tour Through Peru’s Arbitration System
  Edwin Pezo Arévalo, Claudia Quispe Gonzales and Raul F Zuñiga