Uriel's practice focuses on domestic and cross-border financing and corporate transactions, including mergers and acquisitions, structured finance, and infrastructure projects. Uriel has represented project sponsors, developers and financial institutions in connection with the development and financing of a wide range of infrastructure projects, including subsea fiber optic cable systems, terrestrial fiber systems and other digital infrastructure and smart city and transportation technology.

Bar Admissions
Florida

Education
JD, Georgetown University Law Center, cum laude, 2005

MA, International Business, University of Florida, cum laude, program included semester at ESADE in Barcelona, Spain, 2002

BA, Political Science, Minor in Business Administration, University of Florida, cum laude, 2000

Annual Review: Mergers & Acquisitions, Financier Worldwide

Attorneys With Cross-Border Practices See Value in Trade Agreements, Daily Business Review

Cuba: US Eases Financial Transactions and Business, Latinvex

Cuba: US Law Firms See More Interest, Latinvex

Expert Analysis: Another Rollback In US-Cuba Financial Relations, Law360

Expert Analysis: How Travel Cos. Should Respond To Trump Cuba Restrictions, Law360

IRUs and Fiber Optic Cables: An Overview and Examination of Associated Risks, Subtel Forum Magazine

Latin America's Silicon Beach, Latinvex

Looking ahead: EB5 program reform, Real Estate Weekly

Nicaragua Sanctions: What They Mean, Latinvex

Public-private partnerships key to financing FDOT projects, Daily Business Review

Spanish Companies Consult Lawyers over Cuba, Iberian Lawyer

The Growing Role of Shadow Banking in Lending, Daily Business Review

Trademark Registration in Cuba, Intellectual Property & Technology Law Journal

US Cuba Lawsuits: What They Mean, Latinvex

Venezuela: What New US Sanctions Mean, Latinvex