Analía González

International Associate - Washington, D.C.

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202.261.7367

202.467.9667

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Analía González is a Uruguayan attorney whose practice focuses on international arbitration and litigation matters, with emphasis on Sovereign Representation and the resolution of foreign investment disputes under investment treaties and investment contracts, and commercial arbitration matters.  She represents clients in international litigation and arbitration, including cases before the International Court of Justice (ICJ), the International Centre for Settlement of Investment Disputes (ICSID), and the International Chamber of Commerce (ICC).

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Education:

  • Georgetown University Law School, LL.M., Master in International and Comparative Law, 2004
  • University of the Republic of Uruguay Law School, Graduate degree in Law (J.D. Equivilent), 1999
  • University of the Republic of Uruguay Law School, Bachelor's Degree in Law, 1996

Languages:

English, Spanish, Portuguese

Representative Experience

  • Crystallex International Corporation v. The Bolivarian Republic of Venezuela. Representing the Bolivarian Republic of Venezuela in ICSID arbitral proceedings that arise from a mining contract and were brought by a Canadian company under the Canada-Venezuela bilateral investment treaty.
  • Highbury International AVV and Ramstein Trading Inc. v. Bolivarian Republic of Venezuela. Representing Venezuela in an ICSID arbitration regarding the alleged expropriation of gold and diamond mining concessions in Venezuela.
  • FTR Holdings and Philip Morris Products, S.A., v. Uruguay.  Representing Uruguay in an ICSID case involving tobacco labeling standards.
  • The SIMCO Consortium and Wood Group Engineering (North Sea) Limited v. PDVSA Petróleos S.A.  Representing PDVSA Petróleos S.A. in ICC proceedings brought by a consortium in connection with a breach of contract claim relating to enhanced oil recovery techniques.
  • Raytheon Anschutz GmbH v. DIANCA.  Representing DIANCA, a Venezuelan State-owned entity in an ICC arbitration brought by a German company, related to a maintenance and repair of Venezuelan submarines.
  • Gold Reserve v. Bolivarian Republic of Venezuela.  Representing Venezuela in an ICSID (Additional Facility) arbitration brought by a Canadian gold mining company over Venezuela's denial and cancellation of gold concessions and the revocation of related environmental permits.
  • Vannessa Ventures Ltd. v. Bolivarian Republic of Venezuela.  Representing Venezuela in an ICSID (Additional Facility) arbitration based on a claim of more thatn US$1 billion brought by a Canadian mining company under the bilateral investment treaty between Canada and Venezuela.
  • Ecuador v. Colombia (Case Concerning Aerial Spraying on the Border).   Representing Ecuador in case concerning Colombia's aerial spraying of toxic herbicides in close proximity to the Ecuadorian border, causing serious harm to human health, livestock, crops and the environment in Ecuador.
  • Argentina v. Uruguay (Case Concerning Pulp Mills on the Uruguay River).  Represented Uruguay in this proceeding before the ICJ, defending Uruguay's right to sustainable development through the construction of a pulp plant that satisfies the highest environmental standards.
  • Caromin v. Bolivarian Republic of Venezuela.  Represented Venezuela in a lawsuit brought before US Courts over alleged expropriation of mining concessions in Venezuela, and appeal of judgment in favor of Venezuela on grounds of sovereign immunity.
  • Nova Scotia Power Inc. v. Bolivarian Republic of Venezuela.  Represented Venezuela in an arbitral proceeding under the UNCITRAL Rules, arising from a coal supply contract, brought by a Canadian company under the Canada-Venezuela bilateral investment treaty.

Involvement

  • American Bar Association, Section of International Law and Dispute Resolution
  • Hispanic Bar Association of the District of Columbia, Member
  • American Society of International Law
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Bar Admissions

  • Admitted only in Uraguay; not engaged in the practice of law in the District of Columbia.