Bernardo Zatarain
Associate

Phone:+52 (33) 2489-9408
bzatarain@vwys.com.mx

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Phone:+52 (33) 2489-9408
bzatarain@vwys.com.mx

  • Practices
  • Industry Groups
  • Education & Experience
    • Law Degree (J.D.) with honors, Universidad Panamericana, Campus Guadalajara.
    • Ceneval Award for Excellence in Performance EGEL 2024.
  • Affiliations & Academic Activities
    • Winner of the XV edition of the CIARB Moot of Latin America with the Universidad Panamericana, Campus Guadalajara team.
    • Participated in the XXVIII edition of the Willem C. Vis International Commercial Arbitration Moot, receiving honorable mentions for both the Claimant and Respondent memoranda.
    • Co-author of the article “Sports organizations’ duty to protect athletes’ dignity: a universal human rights analysis to comply with the prohibition of non-accidental violence in sports regulations”, published in the International Sports Law Journal.
  • Languages
    • Spanish and English.
  • Bernardo Zatarain is an associate at Von Wobeser y Sierra. He specializes in dispute resolution and has over four years of experience in civil and commercial litigation, commercial arbitration, and constitutional proceedings such as the juicio de amparo.


    He has advised Mexican and foreign companies in disputes in the automotive, consumer goods, real estate, and energy sectors, both before state courts and leading Mexican and international arbitral institutions. He also has experience in preventive counseling, identification and mitigation of litigation risks, and negotiation of favorable settlements for his clients.

    He has participated in amparo proceedings against acts of various administrative and judicial authorities, appearing before federal courts at all levels, from District Courts to the Supreme Court of Justice of Mexico. His practice includes a particular focus on the stay of the challenged act (suspensión del acto reclamado), having successfully obtained favorable rulings that have allowed his clients to maintain business continuity during legal proceedings.