26th Annual Lawyer of the Americas
The University of Miami
Inter-American Law Review Announces
The Twenty-Seventh Annual
Lawyer of the Americas Banquet
Honoring The Twenty-Seventh Lawyer of the Americas
Each year that attorney or academician, a prominent and respected member of the legal community, who has made significant contributions in the burgeoning field of international and inter-American law, is singled out to be honored.
The Inter-American Law Review is pleased to announce the selection of Miguel A. Zaldivar, Jr., a partner at Hogan & Hartson LLP, as the 2008-09 Lawyer of the Americas award recipient. Mr. Zaldivar is an expert in project finance and corporate transactions in Latin America. He has represented U.S. and European multinational corporations in their business dealings in Latin America, combining his common law training and experience with his vast knowledge of civil law. He also advises Latin American state-owned companies in a wide variety of international matters. Mr. Zaldivar is an adjunct professor at the University of Miami School of Law.
This year's banquet will be held on April 24th, 2009, at The Epic Hotel, 270 Biscayne Boulevard Way, Metropolis Room, 14th Floor. If you are interested in joining us in honoring Mr. Zaldivar, please contact Evan Metaxatos, the Managing Editor, at metaxatos@gmail.com.
Past Lawyer of the Americas Award Winners:
Miguel A. Zaldivar, Jr., 2009
The Honorable Adalberto Jordan, 2008
Owen S. Freed, 2007
John H. Rooney, Jr., 2006
Jose Astigarraga, 2005
The Honorable Federico A. Moreno, 2004
Thomas J. Skola, 2003
Hugo Caminos, 2002
Pedro J. Martinez-Fraga, 2001
Francisco R. Angones, 2000
Alan C. Swan, 1999
Salvador J. Juncadella, 1998
Irwin P. Stotzky, 1997
Carlos E. Loumiet, 1996
Congressman Dante B. Fascell, 1995
Carlos, S. Nino, 1994
Ambassador Ambler H. Moss Jr., 1993
Ira J. Kurzban, 1992
Raúl J Valdés-Fauli, 1991
Eugene A. Rostov, 1990
Keith S. Rosenn, 1989
George R. Harper, 1988
Daniel E. Murray, 1987
The Honorable Mario P. Goderich, 1986
Francisco V. Garcia-Amador, 1985
Burton A. Landy, 1984
Rafael C. Benitez, 1983
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