Background
Cueva, Carlos was born on November 26, 1964 in Buenos Aires, Argentina.
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Carlos Cueva
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University of Buenos Aires School of Law. Graduates Department of the University of Buenos Aires (Postgraduate courses: Advanced training in Administrative Law and Energy Law). Courses completed: "Policy of Energy Deregulation" (19992).
Courses completed: "Policy of Energy Deregulation" (19992).
"The National Electric Power System" (1992). "The Reconversion of the Electric Power Sector" (1993).
Spoken languages: Spanish and English.
Career
Worked at Maciel, Norman & Asociados (Buenos Aires) specializing in General Practice. Corporations, Company Formation, Company Banking, Offshore Companies, Corporate Reorganization, Takeovers, Trade Offers, Offshore Finance, Bonds, Project Finance, Capital Markets, Energy, Mining, Oil and Gas Law, Utilities, Environmental Law, Environmental Insurance, Environmental Liability, Taxation, Tax Planning, International Taxation, Industrial Property, International Trade, Mercosur Common Market, Administrative Law, International Business Transactions, Business Reorganization, Banking, Aviation, Labor Relations, Employment Contracts, Employment Litigation, International Employment, Contracts, International Immigration Employment and Permanent Visas and Maritime Law. Admitted to the bar, 1987, Argentina.
Member: Buenos Aires Bar Association.
Military: FD:"College Year">). "The Reconversion of the Electric Power Sector" (1993).
The firm was established in 1991 as a continuation of Dabinovic & Asociados with a record of many years of active work in general practice. International business.
Natural resources; environmental matters and taxation.
The firm of four partners is supported by a bilingual team of 15 lawyers that staff the different areas of practice. Lawyers are backed up by legal support and paralegals consisting of 15 people.
Achievements
Membership
Member: Buenos Aires Bar Association. Military: FD:"College Year">). "The Reconversion of the Electric Power Sector" (1993).
