Latin America/Mexico - Page 2
Littler marks tenth anniversary of Mexico launch with third office
US employment law giant sets up shop in industrial hub Saltillo
Greenberg Traurig adds Holland & Knight team to launch labour practice in Mexico City
Partner Leslie Palma joins as a shareholder along with six associates in 'natural progression' for 60-strong office
Linklaters bolsters LatAm presence with dedicated Mexico group
Group set to be led by Spain-qualified managing associate Alberto Garcia Linera
Law firms support Mexico women's strike after profession marks International Women's Day
Hogan Lovells and Gonzalez Calvillo back Mexico protests after avalanche of events worldwide to promote gender equality
Spanish independent ECIJA secures Mexican merger
Chacón & Rodríguez deal adds to ECIJA's growing Latin American network of offices
Kennedys takes Virtual lawyer to LatAm
Innovation expansion continues apace for Kennedys as it takes 'virtual lawyer' platform to Latin America.
Norton Rose Fulbright makes artful moves
In two announcements Nortons celebrates in Mexico City and shows delight in Toronto.
Baker McKenzie breaks down walls in Mexico
Firm launches two internal programmes to break down barriers to healthier work-life balance and inequality in parental leave.
Mexico supreme court ruling undermines telecoms reform
Ruling by Supreme Court undermines reforms intended to weaken billionaire Carlos Slim's hold on market
Jones Day lawyers defect to Holland & Knight in Mexico City
The team is headed up by Luis Rubio who will manage the Holland & Knight office.
Clyde & Co expands with Mexican law firm merger
Clyde & Co is expanding its Latin American presence with the opening of its first office in Mexico via a merger with Mexican law firm Garza Tello & Asociados.
Mexico opens US legal aid centres to fight back at Trump deportation plans
In an historic move Mexico has opened legal aid centres at consulates in 50 US cities in efforts to protect its citizens from President Trump's vows of tough immigration enforcement.
'El Chapo' judge assassinated
A Mexican judge who presided over appeals by drug cartel kingpins including Joaquin 'El Chapo' Guzman has been assassinated.
Mexican president accused of plagiarising law degree dissertation
Journalists in Mexico are claiming that President Enrique Peña Nieto copied whole paragraphs word-for-word from sources he didn't cite in the dissertation to earn his law degree.
Dentons opens first Latin America offices through mergers
The world's largest law firm says that it is establishing a 'physical presence ... in Latin America for the first time, with offices in two of the region's top four economies'.
Mayer Brown follows energy work to open in Mexico
Announcing its opening in Mexico City, the international firm says it is solidifying 'its position as a market leader in connection with Mexico's energy reform'.
Holland & Knight work on Mexican Fibra IPO
The firm concluded the transaction yesterday for what is the tenth Fibra to go public since inception four years ago.
Mexico firms gear up for discussions with international lawyers
The 2014 Hogan Lovell merger with a local law practice has stirred up the market in Mexico City to the extent that many rivals in the area are also opening the doors to discussions with international and global prospective partners.
Greenberg Traurig expands Mexican operation
The law firm has taken on lawyers from a local firm, including the founder.
Mexico energy market fuels Texas boom for lawyers
The opening up of Mexican oil and gas reserves to foreigners is creating a surge in demand for the services of law firms based over the border in Texas.
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