Carlos F. Osorio, Esq., B.C.S.
Mr. Osorio is quite comfortable working with his clients’ trusted advisors – accountants, lawyers and financial advisors – in foreign languages, and forms strong referral relationships, both domestically and internationally. Mr. Osorio is a litigator by training but is also comfortable working in the role of outside general counsel and negotiator.

Mr. Osorio was a shareholder at a Miami-based international law boutique for close to a decade. He is a graduate of Phillips Exeter Academy (Cum Laude), Dartmouth College (Cum Laude), and the University of Miami School of Law (Cum Laude). While studying at Dartmouth College he learned Portuguese.
Mr. Osorio is originally from Nicaragua and came to the United States very young as a result of the Nicaraguan Civil War. His direct ancestor is General Francisco Morazan, the only man to serve as President of the short-lived Central American Federation. He has very strong ties to Nicaragua and the Nicaraguan Community and serves on the Board of Directors of The American Nicaraguan Foundation (ANF) as well as serving on the Advisory Board of The Fabretto Foundation, both charities focused on assisting the poor in Nicaragua.
Mr. Osorio enjoys building fellowship with clients and colleagues throughout the world, with an emphasis on Latin America and Europe. His clients range from Mexico to Chile and beyond, and a typical day involves dialing many long-distance prefix codes and switching languages all day. He believes that Miami is an excellent base of operations, but his mindset is to be as international as possible.