International Arbitrator | Member of Dispute Boards

Infrastructure & Construction

Tatiana Herrada is an international arbitrator and Dispute Board member in disputes related to infrastructure projects in Latin America and Spain.

Her practice focuses on the prevention and resolution of disputes arising from FIDIC contracts, NEC contracts, Public-Private Partnerships and other contractual schemes used in public and private works. She acts in institutional and ad hoc arbitrations, as well as in DAB/DAAB proceedings, in matters involving significant technical and economic complexity across different sectors.

Her work is characterized by rigorous contractual analysis, comprehensive understanding of the project, and decisional independence.

HER PRACTICE FOCUSES ON
International Arbitration in Infrastructure and Construction
Dispute Boards (DAB / DAAB)
Complex construction claims
FIDIC and NEC contracts
Public-Private Partnerships

EXPERIENCE

INTERNATIONAL ARBITRATOR

Infrastructure Projects | Construction | Energy

Tatiana acts as sole arbitrator, party-appointed arbitrator and chair of arbitral tribunals in national and international arbitration cases related to the infrastructure sector and public procurement. Her technical experience in construction claims and standardized contracts contributes to the structured analysis of complex disputes.

She is recognized for her ability to conduct highly complex arbitral proceedings involving multiple disputes and significant amounts in controversy, ensuring ecient management of the arbitral process in both administered and ad hoc arbitrations.

She is listed in the rosters of several arbitration centers in Peru:

  • Lima Chamber of Commerce (CCL)
  • Center for Conflict Analysis and Resolution of the Pontifical Catholic University of Peru (CARC-PUCP)
  • Arbitration Center of the American Chamber of Commerce (AmCham)

DISPUTE BOARD MEMBER

Infraestructura | Construcción | Contratos APP, FIDIC y NEC

Tatiana has extensive experience in the prevention and resolution of disagreements through Dispute Board procedures under ICC rules. She has participated in multiple public and private infrastructure projects in international contexts under standardized FIDIC and NEC contracts, contributing to the early prevention of disputes and the issuance of technically grounded decisions aimed at maintaining project continuity.

She is registered in several Dispute Board rosters, including:

  • Mediation and Arbitration Chamber of Getulio Vargas Foundation, Brazil
  • Arbitration Center of the Lima Chamber of Commerce, Perú
  • Center for Conflict Analysis and Resolution PUCP, Perú

ACADEMIC BACKGROUND

Master in Contract, Claim & Delay Management in Construction Works
Politecnico di Milano, Italy (in progress)
Master in Construction Law
The University of Melbourne, Australia
Master in Management and Executive Skills
EADA Business School, Spain
Lawyer (Hons)
Pontifical Catholic University of Peru

CERTIFICATIONS

NEC4 Project Manager

SPECIALIZATIONS

Tatiana has received specialized training in Arbitration
ARBITRATION

She has completed the Advanced Training Program for Arbitrators of the International Chamber of Commerce (ICC) (Paris) for Latin America.

  • ICC ARBITRATION ACADEMY LATAM (2025)

PUBLIC PROCUREMENT AND ADMINISTRATIVE LAW (CARC-PUCP)

She has completed specialization programs enabling her to act as arbitrator in disputes related to public procurement

DISPUTE BOARDS

She has attended specialized courses in Dispute Boards delivered by leading international institutions such as:

  • DISPUTE RESOLUTION BOARD FOUNDATION (DRBF)
  • INTERNATIONAL CHAMBER OF COMMERCE (ICC)
  • FIDIC ACADEMY (FIDIC)

ACADEMIC ACTIVITY

TEACHING

Tatiana teaches postgraduate courses related to construction arbitration, construction law, construction claims and dispute boards.

Austral University, Argentina
Centrum Business School, Peru

BOOKS

Author of the book:

Efficiency in the Conduct of Construction Arbitration Editorial Académica Española

ARTICLES

She has also authored the following articles:

Arbitrators and Challenges: Best Practices to Avoid Being Challenged Revista Derecho & Sociedad, PUCP (2026)
The current Peruvian PPP Framework: A comparison against OECD Principles for Private Sector Participation in Infrastructure University of Melbourne (2018)
Variation claims where the writing requirements were not followed University of Melbourne (2018)
Efficiency in the Conduct of Construction Arbitration Revista Derecho & Sociedad No. 55 (2021)
Virtualization of Arbitration in Peru: Diagnosis and Perspectives for Implementation Ecuadorian Arbitration Review No. 11 (2021)
More Women Arbitrators? Gender Equality in Arbitral Tribunals Themis Law Review No. 77 (2020)

CONFERENCES & SPEAKING ENGAGEMENTS

Tatiana actively participates in international conferences on International Arbitration and Dispute Boards organized by the International Chamber of Commerce (ICC) and the Dispute Resolution Board Foundation (DRBF), among others.