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Laura Buriticá

Laura is a lawyer from the Pontifical Javeriana University, specializing in labor law from the same institution and in Advanced Studies in Political, Economic and Social Sciences from the University of Notre Dame, USA. She also holds an MBA from Externado University of Colombia. She has over 15 years of experience as a lawyer at renowned firms specializing in labor law. At Godoy, she is part of the advisory, collective bargaining, and training units, where she supports companies in the strategic management of their labor relations. She has been an assistant professor in the specialization programs in labor law and social security at the Pontifical Javeriana University, and a regular speaker at diploma programs and training courses organized by the Bogotá Chamber of Commerce and Godoy. · Godoy

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About

Laura Buriticá is a Partner in Godoy's Labor Law department with over 15 years' experience advising companies on labor relations, collective bargaining and training. She holds a law degree and a Labor Law specialization from the Pontifical Javeriana University, an Advanced Studies specialization from the University of Notre Dame and an MBA from Externado University of Colombia, and has served as an assistant professor and frequent speaker on labor and social security matters.

Practice areas

Labor & EmploymentCollective BargainingLabor Relations

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Expertise

Labor LawCollective BargainingLabor RelationsSocial SecurityNegotiationWorkplace Training & Education

Education

  • Lawyer, Pontifical Javeriana University
  • Specialist in Labor Law, Pontifical Javeriana University
  • Specialist in Advanced Studies in Political, Economic and Social Sciences, University of Notre Dame (USA)
  • MBA (Master of Business Administration), Externado University of Colombia
  • Phoenix Negotiation Workshop (based on the Harvard Negotiation Project), University of Notre Dame
  • Intensive Negotiations for Lawyers and Executives program, Harvard Law School (2014)

Languages

EnglishSpanish