Andres J. Caldera

Andres J. Caldera, a dual Nicaraguan-U.S. attorney, is an associate in the Miami office. His practice is focused on international litigation and transactions. With a robust background in both Civil and Common law systems, Mr. Caldera brings a unique perspective to his practice, allowing him to effectively advocate for clients on a global scale.

Mr. Caldera earned his Degree in Law from Universidad de Navarra School of Law in 2017, where he distinguished himself by participating in international arbitration moot court competitions. He began his legal career at a prominent Central American firm in Nicaragua, specializing in Banking and Finance. There, he advised foreign investors and financial institutions on Nicaragua’s civil law system and administrative regulations.

In December 2021, Mr. Caldera graduated Cum Laude from the University of Miami School of Law, where he obtained his J.D. and LL.M. in International Law. During his time at Miami Law, Mr. Caldera excelled in various roles, including achieving second place in a foreign direct investment arbitration moot court competition, serving as Research Assistant for his Legal Research and Communications professor, serving as a Dean’s Fellow for the Introduction to U.S. Law course, and earning recognition with a CALI Excellence for the Future Award in Administrative Law.

Before joining Assouline & Berlowe, Mr. Caldera worked for two years at a Florida civil defense firm where he primarily represented insurers in complex insurance coverage litigation, bad faith litigation, and claims handling practices. This experience equipped him with a deep understanding of insurance law and litigation strategies.

Mr. Caldera’s comprehensive understanding of both Civil and Common law systems, combined with his transactional and litigation experience, allows him to provide strategic and informed counsel to his clients. He approaches each case with a comparative perspective, ensuring thorough and effective representation tailored to the unique complexities of cross-border disputes and transactions.

Mr. Caldera is admitted to practice in the State of Florida, the United States District Court for the Southern District of Florida, and the Republic of Nicaragua. Outside of practicing law, Mr. Caldera enjoys playing tennis, running, reading, and spending time with his family and friends.