Carlos Pinto Campos is a litigation attorney with over twenty years of experience in civil, commercial, labor, and arbitration litigation. He has dedicated his career to providing exceptional legal representation, distinguished by his strategic approach and deep understanding of the judicial system. His commitment to justice and the defense of his clients' rights has made him a leading figure in the legal sector.
Throughout his career, he has handled a wide variety of complex cases, achieving favorable results in ordinary courts, arbitration tribunals, and through out-of-court negotiations.
In civil litigation, he has represented individuals and companies in contractual disputes, tort claims, and property conflicts, ensuring that each case is handled with the utmost diligence and attention to detail. His ability to analyze and argue the most intricate aspects of the law has been crucial to his clients' success.
In addition to his litigation skills, he possesses a remarkable ability to advise on commercial and contractual matters. His deep understanding of the business environment allows him to offer strategic advice on matters related to commercial contracts, regulatory compliance, and legal risk management. Furthermore, his experience in litigation and arbitration provides him with a unique perspective for anticipating and mitigating potential legal risks in business transactions.
He is an active member of the Latin American Arbitration Association (ALARB). He is on the panel of arbitrators for the Panama Arbitration and Training Center (CeCAP) and the Center for Conflict Resolution (CESCON). He is also a member of the Chamber of Commerce, Industries, and Agriculture of Panama, which underscores his commitment to and connection with the country's business sector.
Education:
- Bachelor of Laws and Political Science from the University of Panama, Sigma Lambda Honors Chapter.
- Certification in Arbitrator and Secretary training under the regulations of the Center for Conflict Resolution (CESCON), issued by the University of Panama, Vice-Rectorate for Extension.
- Advanced Practical Seminar on International Construction Arbitration (July 2024), awarded by American University Washington College of Law and the Inter-American Commercial Arbitration Commission.