Maria Gomez

Associate

Maria Gomez is an associate who handles complex litigation and arbitration in the US and globally.

Maria previously served as an intern to the Honorable John O’Sullivan at the US District Court for the Southern District of Florida.

Represented the Republic of Ecuador in a PCA investment arbitration under UNCITRAL rules initiated by a US investor concerning the construction and modernization of oil refineries.
Represented the Republic of Peru in a commercial arbitration under the ICSID rules, related to a concession agreement for the construction of Line 2 of the Lima Metro.
Secured dismissal of claims brought by US company against foreign state-entity for breach of contract claim regarding the modernization of the national postal services in the Southern District of Florida.
Representing a real estate developer in numerous complex proceedings, including disputes related to real estate contract breaches and the management of multifaceted commercial litigation.
Co-lead an international arbitration case under the ICDR-AAA rules involving a Latin American client in the telecommunications sector.
Act as counsel to a sovereign state in an ICSID arbitration proceeding, and to a Spain-based energy company in an EPC construction arbitration.

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University of Miami School of Law, LL.M., cum laude, 2020
University of Miami School of Law, J.D., cum laude, 2020
Universidad San Pablo CEU – TEC de Monterrey University, Bachelor of Journalism and Laws, summa cum laude, 2015

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Author, “From the undisclosed to the annulment – a comparison between the U.S. regime and the European jurisprudence within the international arena,” Spanish Arbitration Review, 2021.
Author, “La Proteccion Ambiental en el Arbitraje de Inversiones: Tendencias Futuras y Posibles Ramificaciones,” TDM Journal, 2021.

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