
Licenciado en Derecho, University of Costa Rica (Honors, 1985); Master of Laws, Harvard University (1988). Admitted to the Costa Rican Bar Association since 1985.
He has extensive knowledge and experience in matters of Administrative/Regulatory Law. He had a prominent role as General Counsel in the creation of the Costa Rican Ministry of Foreign Trade (1994-1997) and the Housing Mortgage Bank, a public financial entity (1987-1990). He assisted in drafting key laws and regulations related to banking and foreign trade. He was a senior government advisor in the implementation of CAFTA-DR and other trade agreements, as well as in several international investment disputes. He has also served as board member in regulatory boards, including the Superintendence of Financial Institutions (SUGEF) and the Antitrust Commission (COPROCOM).
He has extensive knowledge and experience in transactional matters related to Corporate Law and Financial Services Law, and has provided advice on such matters to both national and multinational corporations and financial entities.
He has served on the boards and board committees of several major firms and financial institutions.
He has performed numerous consulting projects for the Inter-American Development Bank and other multilateral organizations and governments.
He has served as an adjunct professor of Banking Law, Competition and other specialized courses at the University of Costa Rica and currently at Lead University in San José.