International Litigation and Arbitration

From offices in Miami and around the globe, multilingual and multicultural Diaz Reus attorneys effectively and successfully resolve complex transnational business, contractual and commercial disputes in Latin America, Asia, the Middle East, Europe and the United States for clients such as Tyco International, Canon Latin America, BenQ Electronics, and government entities from the Republics of China, Brazil, Venezuela, Honduras and more.

Thanks in part to our language capabilities, our experience and our understanding of local legal communities, customs and courts, Diaz Reus can efficiently coordinate, control and supervise our network of international legal affiliates to respond to any client’s needs. Our seasoned attorneys work hands-on to speed resolution in complicated, multi-jurisdictional cases and parallel proceedings across various industries, forums and venues to produce results consistent with U.S.-based litigation—while always remaining accessible and personally responsive to international clients.

You will receive the focused personal attention of a top international Diaz Reus attorney with the authority and background to effectively resolve your matter without the cumbersome bureaucratic layers and high overhead associated with larger, top-heavy firms.

Our experienced and versatile international litigation and arbitration attorneys handle wide-ranging matters for our multinational clientele, including:

Anti-suit injunctions and emergency injunctive relief.
Manufacturing shipping and customs disputes.
Contract and shareholder disputes.
Disputes related to distribution and commercial agreements.
Disputes related to financing and guaranty agreements.
Information technology licensing protection and disputes.
Intellectual property disputes.
Oil, gas and energy contractual disputes.
Negotiable instruments and banking litigation.
Disputes regarding financial accounts or letters of credit.
Banking and commercial instruments, fraud and forgeries.
Disputes involving the Uniform Commercial Code, including negotiable instruments, funds transfers and other banking operations.
Foreclosures and restrictions on bad debts.
Appointment of receivers and liquidators.
Defense of lender and corporate liability actions.
Fraud, forgery and coercion.
Violation of fiduciary duties and good faith.
Civil theft, business crimes and commercial espionage.
Racketeer Influenced and Corrupt Organization Act (RICO).
Infrastructure and engineering project disputes.
Commercial bribery and Foreign Corrupt Practices Act.
Telecommunication and entertainment contract disputes.

For more information, contact attorney Michael Diaz, Jr. or Carlos F. Gonzalez at 305-375-9220 or mdiaz@diazreus.com.