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Associate
Associate
Santiago is an Associate for the Firm in the Corporate Criminal Law, Compliance, Real Estate & Construction, and Dispute Resolution. He has more than five years of experience advising and representing at trial national and multinational clients in criminal and disciplinary issues. Santiago also has wide experience regarding legal advice in criminal compliance matters, as well as structuring real estate projects for the housing and hotel sector through drafting contracts and structuring of management trusts.
Additionally, he has participated in international congresses regarding organized crime and has advised several law projects in the Colombian Congress. Furthermore, in the academic field, he has been assistant professor in the courses of General Criminal Law, and Criminal Proceeding, among others at the Universidad de Los Andes and has published several publications on issues related to the armed conflict in Colombia and crimes against private property.
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