Gabriel is an international construction lawyer with over 13 years' experience in multi-million/billion-pound projects, claims, disputes and arbitrations worldwide in FIDIC and other contract forms as an advisor, representative and advocate.
Gabriel advises and represents clients across the world in complex medium and high-value construction projects, claims, dispute adjudication boards and ICC, SIAC and other arbitration proceedings. He has over 16 years’ experience as a lawyer, 13 of which have been devoted solely to international construction disputes (almost entirely under FIDIC contracts), and practices in both English and Spanish.
Gabriel’s clients have remarked on his “in depth knowledge of the contract, the law, as well as an intricate knowledge of the finer details of the case.”
He has acted for governments and ministries, contractors, consultants, development banks and aid agencies. His work has involved international construction projects including airports, seaports, hydroelectric dams, dredging, underground/underwater tunnels, motorways, railways, hotels, and commercial and residential buildings worldwide (including Europe, South Asia, Africa, Central America, the Caribbean and the UAE) in FIDIC, JCT and other forms of contract.
Gabriel has studied and practised in both civil law and common law jurisdictions as well as in both English and Spanish, and is an attorney at law qualified in the US jurisdiction of Puerto Rico. He holds a Master of Laws (Merit) from University College London, a Juris Doctor (Cum Laude) from the University of Puerto Rico and two Bachelor of Arts in Economics and International Relations (Cum Laude) from Boston University.


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Under existing contracts, an employer will not want to pay more for the works. But forcing a contractor to perform works that are unprofitable or causing a massive loss is unlikely to be in the best interests of the project.
Escalating construction costs under FIDIC: is Sub-Clause 13.8 an answer?
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Under existing contracts, an employer will not want to pay more for the works. But forcing a contractor to perform works that are unprofitable or causing a massive loss is unlikely to be in the best interests of the project.
FIDIC 2022 Reprints: 10 Key Areas Of Change In The FIDIC Red Book 2017
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FIDIC ‘launched’ the FIDIC 2022 reprints at the FIDIC International Construction Users’ Conference 2022, in London. The reception to the changes was mixed – some embraced the clarity; others questioned the significance and cost.





