Curtis Recognized for International Arbitration in Chambers Latin America 2027

Curtis has once again been recognized by Chambers for its leading international arbitration practice in the 2027 Latin America guide.

The Guide recognizes the team’s standout reputation for representing governments and state-owned entities in critical commercial and investment treaty disputes across Latin America - notably in Colombia, Panama, and Venezuela. A client testimonial notes that "Curtis, Mallet-Prevost, Colt & Mosle is a meticulous firm that pays close attention to detail. Its teams are reliable and well prepared, and it is clear that they have extensive experience representing states."

Firm Chairman George Kahale III and Claudia Frutos-Peterson, Managing Partner of Curtis’ Washington, D.C. office, have also been individually ranked in the Guide once again.

George Kahale has been ranked for the 16th consecutive year due to his significant track record of representing governments in investment treaty disputes throughout the region. Claudia Frutos-Peterson has been recognized for six consecutive years and is noted for her leading market position in advising states in complex arbitrations involving Argentina, Colombia, and Panama. One client commented: "Claudia Frutos-Peterson is fabulous, highly strategic and has a strong understanding of the idiosyncrasies of Latin America. She brings extensive experience to the table."

Click here for more information on Curtis' rankings and the full 2027 editorial.