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Michelle Lichtenberger

Associate

CMS Rodríguez-Azuero
Carrera 11 #77a-99
Edificio Revista Semana
Bogotá
Colombia
Languages Spanish, English, German, French

Michelle is Associate for the Firm in the Dispute Resolution, Commercial and Insolvency, Restructuring & Liquidation practices. Since she joined the Firm, she has advised national and foreign clients on matters related to financial regulation and conflict resolution in civil, commercial and administrative law.

Professional Experience

  • 2018-present – Associate, CMS Rodríguez-Azuero, Bogotá, Colombia
  • 2017-2018 – Intern, Abogados Victor Mosquera Marín Abogados, Bogotá, Colombia
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Publications

  • Colombian International Law Yearbook: international activities 2015 of: world trade organization, International centre for Settlement of investment disputes (ICSID) Hague Conference on Private Internacional Law (HCCH) and United Nations Conference on trade and Development (UNCTAD)
  • Comments to the draft General Comment no. 36, of the Human Rights Committee, on Article 6 of the International Covenant on Civil and Political Rights, concerning the right to life
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Education

  • 2020 – Diploma "General Code of Process with emphasis on the development of human potential to face audiences", Pontificia Universidad Javeriana, Bogotá Colombia
  • 2019 – Lawyer, Universidad Colegio Mayor de Nuestra Señora del Rosario, Bogotá Colombia
  • 2017 – International Protection of Human Rights, Legal German Courses, Ludwig Maximilians Universität München, Munich, Germany 
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14/08/2023
CMS Expert Guide to Digital Litigation in Colombia
1. Describe the state of digitalisation of the civil justice system in your jurisdiction in general. In recent years, the digitalisation of the Colombian civil justice system has made some progress. ...
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24/04/2023
Notification of judicial decisions through "WhatsApp" application
After three (3) years of issuing the Digital Justice Decree No. 806 of 2020, nowadays as a permanent Law No. 2213 of 2022, the use of technologies through civil proceedings still comes with some surprises...
31/01/2023
The new Mediation Statute: Law 2220 of 2022
On June 30th, 2022, the Colombian Congress issued the Law 2220 of 2022. The main object of this Law is to create a Mediation Statute. This Law entered in force since 30th December 2022 according to its...
24/08/2022
Law 2213 of 2022 the use of technologies and communications in judicial...
The beginning of the Pandemic in Colombia implied multiple changes that affected all sectors of society. Decree 806 of 2020 was issued with the precise goal to implement changes in procedural law and...
19/04/2022
The enforcement of arbitral awards in Colombia in investment matters
Foreign investment is one of the main engines of the economy of developing nations and one of the most attractive scenarios for multinational companies when expanding their activities and capital to other...
26/01/2022
The exceptional applicability of the constitutional actions in corporate...
02/08/2021
Competence of arbitrators in the objection of corporate bodies decisions.
Disputes that arise in different types of companies regarding the effectiveness, nullity or unenforceability of the decisions taken in shareholders meetings or boards of directors should be resolved in...
02/06/2021
One year of implementation of the “Digital Justice”
In accordance with our procedural statue (General Procedural Code), most of the proceeding stages from the presentation of the claim until the instruction and judgmental hearing were developed on site...
25/08/2020
How is the civil justice working in Colombia?
All sectors and industries have faced changes and challenges due to the health emergency caused by COVID-19.  Probably one of the most affected sectors is the administration of justice.A recurring concern...
09/10/2019
New releases of the duration term in the civil proceedings in Colombia
The Article 121 of the Colombian General Procedure Code establishes that it cannot pass more than one (1) year to give a judgment in a first or only instance trial, counting this term from the claim admission...