Associate
Caterina Jordan Procopio
Began her professional career in 2019 as an intern at InterJuris Abogados, where she provided services in the Corporate Law area. After earning her Cum Laude law degree from Universidad Monteávila (2023), she was promoted to an associate. Her academic training continued with the completion of the Postgraduate Program in Patrimonial Private Law at Universidad Monteávila in January 2025 and her participation in The Hague Academy of International Law's summer course on Private International Law in the summer of 2025.
Summary Profile
After earning her Cum Laude law degree from Universidad Monteávila (2023), she was promoted to an associate. Her academic training continued with the completion of the Postgraduate Program in Patrimonial Private Law at Universidad Monteávila in January 2025 and her participation in The Hague Academy of International Law's summer course on Private International Law in the summer of 2025.
Caterina has experience assisting with a variety of corporate transactions and regulatory matters, including the negotiation and drafting of complex contracts, corporate restructuring processes such as mergers, acquisitions, liquidations, and spin-offs, as well as the preparation of expert legal opinions on corporate, tax, and regulatory matters with a focus on technology and FINTECH. Her practice also includes assisting with issues of compliance and due diligence, conducting investigations on international sanctions, and leading research on various aspects of private patrimonial law, with a special focus on private international law.
Throughout her career, she has demonstrated an active commitment to professional growth. She has served as a Project Coordinator at the Center for Research and Studies for Dispute Resolution (2019-2023) and as an Assistant to the Editorial Board of the Journal and Blog "Derecho y Sociedad" (2019-2022). In 2022, the Municipal Council of Baruta, Miranda state, granted her recognition for her contributions to the rescue of institutionalism, democracy, and the defense of human rights.
Caterina is the author of several publications, including an article on alternative dispute resolution in Principia 1 (2019) and notes on the secretary of the arbitral tribunal in the Revista de Medios Alternativos de Resolución de Conflictos (2023). Additionally, she served as the editorial coordinator for the Comentarios a la Ley de Arbitraje Comercial venezolana (2023).
Practice Areas
Corporate & M&A
Banking & Finance
— Academic Formation
Lawyer (Cum Laude)
Universidad Monteávila
2023
Summer Course in Private International Law
The Hague Academy of International Law