Carlos is an associate at Von Wobeser y Sierra, and is part of the Litigation and Arbitration practices. He has over ten years of experience in commercial disputes before judicial and arbitral forums. He also has experience in constitutional and administrative litigation.
In the field of commercial disputes, he has represented numerous clients before the London Court of Arbitration, the International Chamber of Commerce, the American Chamber, the Lima Chamber of Commerce, and other domestic chambers in various Latin American countries, including Mexico. He has represented clients from the electricity, natural gas, hydrocarbons, food industry, automotive, project finance, and telecommunications sectors.
In the field of public law disputes, he has represented clients from those same sectors in disputes before regulatory bodies, the Federal Electricity Commission, various State secretariats, in tax litigation, and before intellectual property authorities, among others. He has represented numerous clients before the Supreme Court of Justice of the Nation in matters related to the constitutionality of laws and other issues of national importance and significance.
He is the author of the book The Right to Consultation of Indigenous Peoples, published by Tirant lo Blanch in 2024, following a research stay at the Colegio de México to obtain a Master's in Latin American Studies from the Universidad de Salamanca, Spain. He participates as a professor in the Administrative Law course at the Universidad Panamericana.