Edgardo Muñoz is a Professor at Universidad Panamericana's School of Law in Mexico. Beyond his academic responsibilities, he has acted as an arbitrator and counsel in numerous arbitral proceedings across different jurisdictions and legal systems.
Prof. Muñoz's academic journey includes law studies in Mexico (Lic. Iur. UIA) and France (DEUF, Lyon III), followed by two Master of Laws (LL.M.) degrees—one from the University of Liverpool, UK, and another from the University of California, Berkeley, USA. He also holds a Doctor of Laws (Ph.D.), summa cum laude, from Basel University, Switzerland.
Dr. Muñoz has held positions as a Visiting Professor and Scholar at the University of Turin, Italy, Columbia University Law School in New York, McGill University School of Law, and the University of Montreal School of Law in Canada. He is a Member of VIS East Moot Foundation, the ICC World Commission on Arbitration and ADR, the General Council of Mexico’s Arbitration Center, the CISG Advisory Council, the ITA Academic Council, and serves as a Correspondent of UNIDROIT in Mexico.
He also regularly publishes in the field of international business law, comparative law of obligations, international arbitration and sports law. He is admitted to practice law in California, the United States and Mexico.