Florencia Fabio > DLA Piper Argentina > Buenos Aires, Argentina > Lawyer Profile
DLA Piper Argentina Offices
Av. Eduardo Madero 900
16th Floor
Buenos Aires C1106ACV
Argentina
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Florencia Fabio
Work Department
Litigation, Arbitration and Investigations; Employment
Position
Associate
Career
Florencia A. Fabio graduated as a lawyer (J.D.) at the University of Buenos Aires, School of Law (UBA) and holds a degree of Specialist in Procedural Civil Law also from the University of Buenos Aires.
She focuses her practice on Civil and Commercial Litigation and advising domestic and international clients. She previously served as an Associate Attorney in Marval, O`Farrell & Mairal carrying out legal actions in Commercial Courts. She also has been involved in Labor Law Proceedings and domestic arbitrations as a Junior Lawyer. Florencia served as legal adviser of some of the most important insurance companies in Argentina, carrying out judicial claims in the Commercial Courts and in several Provinces of Argentina. She also carried out investigations on contract law, insurance and arbitrations and actively participated in the public debate on the changes to be made to the Judicial Practice of Law, with “Justicia 2020”, an institutional program of the Ministry of Justice.
Languages
Spanish; English
Education
- Magister in Private International Law
- Degree of Specialist in Procedural Civil Law, Universidad de Buenos Aires
- Law Degree, Universidad de Buenos Aires, School of Law
Lawyer Rankings
Argentina > Dispute resolution
DLA Piper Argentina
handles matters at all court levels in Argentina, undertaking civil, commercial, shareholder and administrative litigation, as well as in arbitration and international arbitration for local and international clients in a wide range of industries. Shareholder litigation is a particularly active area. Labour law, litigation and restructuring expert Alberto Rubio heads the practice, with associates Florencia Fabio (international private law, complex litigation and arbitration) and María Florencia Labarile (commercial litigation, labour law and bankruptcy) leading the second line.