
Bomchil has a leading litigation and international arbitration practice, representing both multinational and domestic clientele. The firm’s expertise spans the energy (including oil and gas), telecoms, transportation (including air and automotive), banking, entertainment, and consumer goods sectors. The practice has in-depth experience in complex and high-value cases in Argentina, the wider South American continent, and beyond, before a multitude of courts and international arbitration tribunals. María Inés Corrá, the firm’s electricity practice leader, who has years of experience as counsel in high-value disputes, co-heads the international arbitration practice alongside Federico Campolieti, who is adept at handling public and regulatory law cases and is a member of the International Court of Arbitration of the ICC, and Francisco Gutiérrez, who is experienced in high-value arbitration and litigation. Javier Petrantonio, Melisa Romero, who is accomplished in complex litigation in the finance, consumer goods, and health sectors, and Martín Torres Girotti, who is experienced in complex litigation and class actions across the automotive, construction, and hospitality sectors, co-head the litigation practice. The team is rounded out by Santiago Peña, who is experienced in handling ad-hoc and institutional arbitrations for construction and energy companies, and Julia Villanueva, a former judge from the National Commercial Court of Appeals who joined the firm in February 2024, bringing significant know-how in corporate litigation, class actions and bankruptcy cases to the table.
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Practice head
María Inés Corrá; Martín Torres Girotti; Federico Campolieti; Javier Petrantonio
Other key lawyers
Francisco Gutiérrez; Melisa Romero; Santiago Peña; Julia Villanueva


