Camille Rieber serves her business clients with passion and litigation expertise developed as both in-house counsel and outside litigator in Latin America. 

She has deep knowledge of administrative law and banking regulations throughout South America and the Caribbean. As an outside counsel to banks, she has defended financial institutions in Venezuelan litigation and administrative proceedings. As in-house counsel in charge of monitoring other lawyers, she has an eye for efficiency and client perspective. She has also negotiated complex business transactions and contractual agreements with European, U.S. and Latin American entities.

She is a relentless fighter against government encroachment on business and personal rights.

University of Southern California Gould Law School, LL.M. 2018

Université de Paris II Panthéon-Assas, Master II in Public Law 2007

Universidad Católica Andres Bello, Caracas, Venezuela, J.D. equivalent 2004

Venezuela
Foreign Legal Consultant (Florida Bar)*
*FLC does not allow practice of law in Florida, only advice on non-US law

Commentaries to the Consumer Protection Law (Co-Author)
Published in Spanish as: Comentarios a la Ley de Protección al Consumidor y al Usuario.
Cuadernos Jurídicos Badell Grau & De Grazia No 9. Venezuela (Third Edition 2007).

Commentaries to the Legal Framework of Monetary Conversion (Co-Author)
Published in Spanish as: Comentarios al Régimen Jurídico de la Reconversión Monetaria. Cuadernos Jurídicos Badell Grau & De Grazia No 12. Venezuela (First Edition 2007). 

Spanish (native)

English

French