Representative Cases
Selected complex claims, technical investigations and catastrophic events handled across Mexico, Latin America and international markets.
Envista Forensics — Mexico, the Caribbean and Latin America (2021–2025)
Global technology and industrial infrastructure manufacturer · Mexico (2025): High-severity fire loss affecting a production line.
Multinational beverage company · Acapulco (2024): Damage arising from a catastrophic event affecting industrial facilities and production lines.
Multinational beverage company · Acapulco (2023): High financial exposure losses associated with a catastrophe event and operational disruption affecting industrial processes.
Multinational retail and distribution group · Colombia (2023): Catastrophic structural failure at a regional distribution centre.
Multinational automotive manufacturer · Mexico (2022): Complex product liability claim involving specialist technical assessment.
Multinational forestry-sector industrial company · Chile: High-severity mechanical failure affecting industrial process infrastructure.
During this period, he also coordinated technical investigations and documentary oversight for claims involving fires, explosions, mechanical failures, industrial risks and catastrophe events across Mexico, Peru, Panama, Ecuador, Colombia, Bolivia and Chile, acting as technical liaison with insurers, international reinsurers and Lloyd’s markets.
Tokio Marine — Mexico (2017–2020)
Global automotive manufacturer · Guanajuato (2018): Catastrophic flood loss at a manufacturing plant, including damage to production lines, industrial machinery and logistics infrastructure, involving a high-value claim and participation by international reinsurance markets.
Participated in the management and resolution of complex claims from the insurer’s perspective, including technical coverage analysis, coordination with reinsurance markets, operational oversight of high-severity losses and management of multinational corporate accounts.
Crawford & Company — México (2008–2017)
International luxury hospitality group · Los Cabos · Hurricane Odile (2014): High-severity property losses arising from a catastrophic event.
Offshore energy infrastructure · Gulf of Mexico (2016): High-exposure damage to offshore oil platforms.
Federal road infrastructure · Veracruz (2014): Damage to strategic public infrastructure arising from a severe weather event.
Energy infrastructure and gas pipelines · Mexico (2015–2017): Damage associated with catastrophic events and critical energy transport infrastructure.
Automotive manufacturer and industrial manufacturing facility · Mexico (2015): Industrial fire and damage to production machinery.
National electrical infrastructure · Veracruz (2015): Collapse of high-voltage electricity transmission structures.
Multinational manufacturing company · Monterrey (2015): Losses involving mechanical damage and industrial operational disruption.
During this period, he consolidated direct experience in major losses, critical infrastructure, energy, oil and gas, manufacturing and nationwide catastrophic events, participating in technical coordination with insurers, reinsurers and international markets.
Catastrophic Events (CAT)
Direct involvement in major catastrophic events across Mexico and the Caribbean, including hurricanes, earthquakes, floods and high-severity weather-related events.
2025 · Hurricane Melissa (Category 1) — Jamaica / Caribbean Multinational Programme
2024 · Hurricane John (Category 3) — Guerrero / Acapulco
2023 · Hurricane Otis (Category 5) — Guerrero / Acapulco
2020 · Hurricane Zeta (Category 2) — Quintana Roo
2020 · Hurricane Delta (Category 2) — Quintana Roo
2017 · Puebla–Morelos Earthquake (Magnitude 7.1) — Mexico City / Puebla / Morelos
2017 · Pijijiapan, Chiapas Earthquake (Magnitude 8.2) — Chiapas
2015 · Hurricane Patricia (Category 5) — Jalisco / Colima
2014 · Hurricane Odile (Category 3) — Baja California Sur / Los Cabos
2013 · Tropical Storm Fernand — Veracruz
2011 · Hurricane Jova (Category 2) — Jalisco / Puerto Vallarta
2010 · Hurricane Karl (Category 3) — Veracruz
2010 · Hurricane Alex (Category 2) — Nuevo León / Monterrey
2010 · Mexicali Earthquake (Magnitude 7.2) — Baja California