Lawyer | Director – Venezuelan Institute of Law and Technology | Professor of Procedural Law
Region: AmericasCountry: VenezuelaCity: Acarigua
About
María Alejandra Ruiz Gómez is a Magna Cum Laude graduate of the Central University of Venezuela with expertise in commercial arbitration, international litigation, real estate, and private international law. She serves as Director of the Venezuelan Institute of Law and Technology and Professor of Procedural Law. Recognized by Legal 500 as a Rising Star in Dispute Resolution and nominated by Chambers and Partners as a Future Leader – South America for Diversity and Inclusion, María Alejandra is also a lecturer and published author on arbitration, private international law, and technology.
María Alejandra Ruiz Gómez is a highly accomplished lawyer with a distinguished academic and professional record. Graduating Magna Cum Laude from the Central University of Venezuela, she has built a career specializing in commercial arbitration, international litigation, real estate, and private international law.
She currently serves as the Director of the Venezuelan Institute of Law and Technology and is a Professor of Procedural Law, where she combines her expertise in traditional dispute resolution with a forward-looking approach to the intersection of law and technology.
María Alejandra has been recognized internationally for her work: she has been named a Rising Star by Legal 500 in Dispute Resolution and was nominated by Chambers and Partners in the category of Future Leader – South America for her contributions to Diversity and Inclusion.
As an active lecturer and author, she has published extensively on arbitration, private international law, and legal technology in both national and international forums, contributing to the advancement of knowledge and practice in these fields.
