Whether down the road or across continents, Daniel González focuses on clients' most complex disputes, providing innovative solutions that support the bottom line.

As a senior partner in the Miami Disputes practice, which is at the crossroads of international conflicts involving the Americas and beyond, Dan dedicates his full-time practice to international commercial litigation and arbitration, representing clients and sovereigns in "bet-the-company" cases in the United States, Canada, Latin America, Asia, and Europe.

With a focus on construction and infrastructure, as well as energy, mining, financial services, securities, and telecommunications, Dan provides deep acumen into industry matters involving M&A disputes, commercial distributorship, technology, engineering, procurement, construction, and design/build contracts, among others. He provides fully bilingual (English and Spanish) counsel in both common and civil law jurisdictions to effectively provide strategy and analysis in achieving favorable results in both commercial and investment treaty disputes. As lead trial and arbitral counsel in multijurisdictional disputes, Dan handles large and complex matters from inception through to judgment or confirmation and enforcement of the award.

Given several decades of experience and his financial background, Dan is often asked to serve as an arbitrator or international mediator in complex commercial disputes. He also often serves as speaker on arbitration in emerging markets. Latin Business Chronicle named Dan one of the top 30 lawyers working in Latin America and The Miami Herald previously named him as one of the top five arbitration lawyers in South Florida, the fastest growing arbitral seat for cross-border disputes among Latin American, Asian, European, and U.S. parties. Dan also serves on the faculty of the University of Miami School of Law, where he is professor of Forensics of Advocacy in International Arbitration.