Background
Judge-Advocate Malm Green Lerner, Guillermo was born on March 19, 1965 in Buenos Aires, Argentina.
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Guillermo Judge-Advocate Malm Green Lerner
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National University of Buenos Aires (Bachelor of Laws with honors, 1989). Post Graduate Course: Southwestern University School of Law, Argentina (Summer Law Program, International Environmental Law, 1993). Spoken languages: Spanish and English.
Career
Worked at Brons & Salas (Buenos Aires) specializing in Corporation and Banking Law, Tax and Administrative Law, Foreign Investments, Transfer of Technology, Oil and Gas, Labor, Admiralty and Aviation Law, Estates, General Litigation, Trademarks and Patents Agents, Environmental Law. Admitted to the bar, 1989, Argentina. Academy of American and International Law, Southwestern Legal Foundation, University of Texas at Dallas, 1994.
Author: "International Environmental Law and Regulations, Chapter I Argentina, Environmental Regulations in Argentina" Center for International Legal Studies, Salzburg, Austria, 1995.
Company-Author: "Bankruptcy and Insolvency. The Rights and Remedies of Foreign Creditors", 1990, published in Comparative Law - Yearbook of International Business - Volume 15 by Center for International Legal Studies.
Honorary Member of the Center for International Legal Studies, Salzburg, Austria. Mr. Malm Green presented several articles on Commercial and Environmental issues in the major law magazines in Argentina.
He has lectured extensively in Argentina and United States of America on environmental regulations and matters.
Assistant Professor of Commercial Law, National University of Buenos Aires, 1988-1990. Member, Environmental Law Committee, American Chamber of Commerce in Argentina. Member: Buenos Aires and San Isidro Bar Associations.
Active since the early sixties, Brons & Salas became known under its current name in 1967.
Its founders were Stanley A. Brons (1930-1983) and Acdeel East. Salas (1911-1981).
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Membership
Member, Environmental Law Committee, American Chamber of Commerce in Argentina. Member: Buenos Aires and San Isidro Bar Associations.
