We are pleased to share a series of reflections related to the analysis of certain "state-of-the-art" legal and regulatory issues, which - in our view - should be observed by Latin American corporate lawyers responsible for the design and negotiation of M&A deals in their respective local jurisd...
The ultra-liberal candidate defeated the Minister of Finance Sergio Massa on the ballot on Sunday, November 19
The news of Javier Milei’s victory in the elections in Argentina surprised the political establishment, but also the legal sector. Upon hearing the ne...
In an increasingly complex and specialised world, effective collaboration has become a critical tool for success in a wide range of professions.
In the legal profession, where excellence and precision are paramount, the ability to collaborate intelligently can make the difference between a firm t...
Every year, the International Bar Association (IBA) awards scholarships in different categories to young lawyers who wish to attend its annual confere...
Artificial intelligence is a challenge faced by many legislations since it is not completely regulated, leaving Intellectual Property vulnerable. If a work can be created by AI, who owns the copyright?
In an era where technology is advancing at such a rapid pace, it is necessary for human beings to be constantly updated. Thanks to human intelligence ...
"The presence of Mexican women in international bodies contributes to gender perspective in decision-making"
Astrid Cerón Padilla, member of the internship program of Mexican NGO Abogadas MX, has had the opportunity to speak with Socorro Flores-Liera, Judge o...
Jus Mundi, the provider of legal data and analytics in international law and arbitration, is delighted to announce Annie Lespérance as its new Head of the Americas.
Based in the vibrant heart of New York City, Annie is poised to spearhead Jus Mundi’s regional expansion.
Annie brings an illustr...
"The laws, bodies and institutions in Latin America facilitate, support and protect foreign investment"
​​​​​Latin Counsel has spoken to Dominican lawyer Michelle Germán González, CEO of BMG Asesores with offices in Madrid and Santo Domingo, Do...
The port infrastructure of a country is undoubtedly one of the pillars that sustains and enhances its economy. In this context, Guatemala, with its strategic geographical position, has extensive potential to consolidate itself as an important international trade center.
However, in recent years, ...
Latin Counsel has spoken with Eduardo Rodríguez-Rovira Rodríguez, vice-president of the Board of Trustees of the Fundación Iberoamericana Empresarial (Ibero-American Business Foundation, FIE) about the region’s challenges in term
The VIII Meeting of Multilatin Companies held at the Menéndez Pelayo International University from July 12 to 14 made one idea clear: there is an imag...
Last week, Peru’s Ministry of Economy and Finance (MEF) announced the launch of a securitisation trust to finance urban mobility infrastructure projects in Lima and Callao (the "Infrastructure Trust").
This would be the first trust of its kind and would reportedly be used to finance the design an...
