Ulises Pitti G.

Background

Pitti G., Ulises was born on July 15, 1946 in Bugaba, Chiriqui, Republic of Panama.

Education

University of Panama (1978). Universidad Complutense de Madrid, Madrid, Spain (Doctor of Law, 1982). Spoken languages: Spanish.

Career

Worked at Estudio Juridico (Panama) specializing in Commercial Arbitration, Family Law, Labor Law, Commercial Law, Civil Law, Employment. Admitted to the bar, 1978, Panama. Author: "The Arbitrage and other Related Figures," Lex Magazine, 1982.

"International Commercial Arbitrage".

"IV Congress of the Iberian-American Union," April 1982. "The Courts and the Mercantile Traffic," Louisiana Prensa, 1983.

"Commercial Arbitrage in the Commercial Contracting," May 1984. "The State can Pact Arbitrage," April 1985.

Professor, Civil Law, Family and Heritage Law, University of Panama, 1982—.

President, IX World Congress on Family Rights. External Consultant, United Nations International Children's Emergency Fund. Speech, The Common Law Marriage, VII World Congress on Family Rights, Caracas, Venezuela, 1982. Substitute Public Notary, 1990-1994.

Member: Panama Bar Association.

Panamanian Arbitration Association. Chamber of Commerce (Arbitral Center).

Inter-American Commission of Commercial Arbitraje (ICCA) (Executive Committee). National Bar Association of Lawyers (President, Arbitraje Commission).

Panama Chamber of Commerce (Founding Members, Conciliation and Arbitrage Center).

Industry and Agriculture. Spanish Association of Arbitrago. National Council of the Family and the Minor (NCFM).

Achievements

• Ulises Pitti G. has been listed as a reputable lawyer by Martindale-Hubbell.

Membership

Member: Panama Bar Association. Panamanian Arbitration Association. Chamber of Commerce (Arbitral Center).

Inter-American Commission of Commercial Arbitraje (ICCA) (Executive Committee).

National Bar Association of Lawyers (President, Arbitraje Commission). Panama Chamber of Commerce (Founding Members, Conciliation and Arbitrage Center).

Industry and Agriculture. Spanish Association of Arbitrago.

National Council of the Family and the Minor (NCFM).