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Morgan & Morgan represented an insurance company in a civil process of claim for a defective life insurance policy
Morgan & Morgan represented an important company in the insurance sector, in a claim for a defective life insurance policy, in the jurisdiction of consumer protection. Partner Omar Rodriguez, and associates Mayte Sanchez and Emma Cornejo, participated in this process.
- Published in 2017, Cornejo Emma, Mayte Sanchez, Omar Rodriguez
Morgan & Morgan represented an energy generation company in an arbitration process derived from an EPC Contract
Morgan & Morgan represented a major power generation company in a multi-million dollar arbitration lawsuit in which alleged damages were allegedly caused by the breach of an EPC Contract, where our client had counterclaims. Partner Jose Carrizo, and associates Mayte Sanchez and Nayubel Rivera, participated in this process.
Morgan & Morgan represented the Panamanian State in an arbitration process derived from a Work Contract related to public roads
Morgan & Morgan represented the Panamanian State on an arbitration lawsuit filed for the alleged non-payment of payments derived from a Work Contract related to public roads. Partner Omar Rodriguez and associate Mayte Sanchez, participated in this transaction.
- Published in 2017, Litigation and Dispute Resolution, Mayte Sanchez, Omar Rodriguez
Morgan & Morgan represented an oil company in a civil process regarding the possible execution of a judgement issued abroad
Morgan & Morgan acted as Panamanian legal counsel to an international oil company regarding the possible execution of a judgment issued abroad. Partners Jose Carrizo, Omar Rodriguez and Luis Vallarino, and associates Nayubel Rivera and Mayte Sanchez, participated in this process.
Morgan & Morgan advised the Panamanian Government in International Arbitration case
Morgan & Morgan acted as legal counsel to the Panamanian Government in an arbitration process filed by Guatemala against the Republic of Panama. The dispute involved the cancellation by Panama through the Panamanian Food Safety Authority of import registers for fruit juices required by Guatemala to enter the Panamanian territory. This was an international arbitration