Dispute Resolution 2026

HONDURAS

Belize

Mexico

Honduras Tegucigalpa

Guatemala

Trends and Developments Contributed by: Benito Zelaya, Alejandro Cáceres, Juan Carlos Benítez and Luis Ernesto Cruz Gamero Lexincorp

El Salvador

Nicaragua

Lexincorp is a leading law firm with more than 40 years of experience and direct regional presence in Guatemala, El Salvador, Honduras, Nicaragua and Costa Rica. Backed by a team of more than 60 pro- fessionals, its dispute resolution practice in Honduras is known for its expertise in developing comprehen- sive legal strategies across ordinary jurisdiction, me- diation and commercial arbitration. The team advises corporate clients on the prevention and resolution of complex disputes, with special expertise in the con-

struction, energy and infrastructure sectors, including the handling of FIDIC contracts and Dispute Boards. Through a technical and collaborative approach, Lex- incorp successfully represents local companies and multinational groups in regulated sectors, ensuring the legal certainty of their investments. The firm is recognised for its ability to manage high-value litiga- tion and institutional arbitrations, providing solutions aligned with international standards of efficiency and professional ethics.

Authors

Benito Zelaya is a managing partner at Lexincorp Honduras, with an outstanding track record as a party lawyer and arbitrator in complex litigation and national and international arbitrations. Benito is a

Alejandro Cáceres is an associate at Lexincorp Honduras, specialising in corporate law, administrative law, public procurement, litigation and arbitration. He offers comprehensive legal solutions in various business

specialist in corporate law, infrastructure and FIDIC contracts, with extensive experience in Dispute Boards. He is the Founder and President of the Honduran Chapter of the Spanish Arbitration Club, and an active member of ICC, ALARB and ALDEC. His leadership is reflected in his role as a trainer in alternative dispute resolution methods for the Tegucigalpa Chamber of Commerce and Industry, the Bar Association and the College of Civil Engineers.

and regulatory contexts, representing clients in the strategic resolution of disputes. He holds a Master’s degree in Business Law (LLM) from the Pontificia Universidad Católica de Chile and a Law degree with Cum Laude honours from UNITEC. He is an active member of the Honduran Bar Association and the World Compliance Association (WCA), renowned for his commitment to best practices in global regulatory compliance.

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