Pérez-Llorca boosts Mexico City office’s litigation and arbitration with two new partners

Pérez-Llorca has appointed Antonio González (pictured left) and María Elena Huerta (pictured right) as partners in its Mexico City office, reinforcing the firm’s global litigation and arbitration practice and deepening its footprint in the Mexican legal market.

The arrival of both partners is part of Pérez-Llorca’s international growth strategy and consolidates the Mexico City office as a key pillar within the firm’s global project. They are joined by a team of lawyers that reinforces the firm’s capabilities in highly complex litigation.

María Elena Huerta specializes in the resolution of conflicts related to the performance and interpretation of commercial contracts, disputes between partners and corporate claims.

She brings solid experience in commercial arbitration, both domestic and international, and has been recognized by legal directories for her growing prominence in the Mexican litigation landscape.

Antonio González has more than 25 years of experience advising national and international companies in commercial, civil and corporate disputes.

His experience includes proceedings before Mexican courts of different instances, as well as cross-border litigation and international arbitration in the United States, Mexico and several Latin American countries under the rules of the International Chamber of Commerce (ICC), the American Arbitration Association (AAA) and the International Centre for Dispute Resolution (ICDR), among others.

Jorge Mondragón, country chair of Pérez-Llorca in Mexico, mentioned their arrival consolidates Pérez-Llorca’s commitment to the Mexican market and our vocation to offer first-class advice to local and international clients.

With this incorporation, Pérez-Llorca continues to develop its international strategic plan, which includes the growth of its offices and the strengthening of its main practice areas by attracting talent with a strong international profile.