Agustina

Lawyer graduated from the University of Mendoza, with specialized training in Public and Private International Law, complemented by practical experience in Labor and Criminal Law within the judicial system. I have collaborated in case analysis, drafting legal briefs, procedural follow-up, and supporting judicial decision-making, particularly before the Labor Appeals Chamber and in criminal proceedings involving fundamental rights. At the international level, I completed internships at the Inter-American Court of Human Rights and the International Court of Justice, where I contributed to jurisprudential research, systematization of precedents, and preparation of hearings and draft decisions. I also serve as a teaching assistant in International Law and Procedural Law. My profile combines the rigor of domestic litigation with a global human rights perspective. I am characterized by versatility, strong legal writing skills, a commitment to public service, and the ability to adapt to high-pressure and multidisciplinary environments.