Ulises is partner at Consortium Legal – Honduras. With seven years of experience as working at Honduras Supreme Court and 24 years of experience in law, he is an expert in litigation and arbitration, in civil, commercial and administrative matters, both in ordinary jurisdiction and arbitration, with special emphasis on litigation related to construction contracts for: public and private works, investment, public-private partnerships, insurance, professional services, telecommunications and representation, distribution and agency.
During his career, he has acquired practice to function as an Ad-hoc arbitrator, institutional arbitrator, secretary, and as a private lawyer in numerous arbitration proceedings under Honduran national regulations and international regulations (ICC, Uncitral). Currently, he is in the list of arbitrators for Honduras within the framework of the Free Trade Agreement between El Salvador, Guatemala and Honduras with Colombia, as within the framework of the Mechanism for Settlement of Commercial Disputes between Central America of the Central American Economic Integration Secretariat SIECA. It is the arbitrator proposed by Honduras for the integration of the Inter-American Commercial Arbitration Commission (CIAC). In addition, he has extensive knowledge in the recently implemented Civil Procedure Code and is part of the list of Trainers of the Center of Conciliation and Arbitration of the CCIT and of the Judicial School “Salomon Jiménez Castro”, dependence of the Judicial Branch.
Co-author of the Chapter “Commercial Arbitration in Honduras” in the recent publication of the book titled “Commercial Arbitration in Ibero-America”, edited by LA LEY, part of group Wolters Kluwer from Spain, Sept. 2009, and its second edition June 2012.
Currently he handles litigation processes with international companies that have cases surrounding the amounts of $100,000.000 million.
Education
- Master of Civil Procedural Law, Universidad Tecnologica de Honduras (UTH), in coordination with the Spanish Universities Carlos III de Madrid, Jaime I de Castellón and Pablo de Olavide de Seville, (in the Present)
- Master in Commercial Law, Universidad Nacional Autónoma de Honduras, Honduras (2002)
- Postgraduate in Law in the area of International Business, School of Law, Georgetown University, United Estates and Instituto Centroamericano de Administración de Empresas (INCAE), Costa Rica (1999)
- Law Degree with Orientation in Criminal and Commercial Law, Universidad Nacional Autónoma de Hondura, Honduras (1995)
Last updated June 2019
