Nader, Hayaux & Goebel boosts its energy and infrastructure practices
Nader, Hayaux & Goebel has selected two new lawyers to their team in Mexico: Diana Pineda (pictured left) was appointed as a partner, and Pedro Lladó (pictured right) as of counsel.
Diana Pineda is widely recognized for her work at the intersection of energy, project development, and dispute resolution. She has advised domestic and international stakeholders on high-value, complex matters across the hydrocarbons and power sectors, including regulatory strategy, project structuring, and contentious proceedings.
Diana has represented sponsors, developers, and major industry participants in regulatory, transactional, and arbitration matters, earning a reputation for her technical depth and strategic judgment.
Meanwhile, Pedro Lladó is a recognized practitioner in infrastructure and energy, with particular focus on project development and finance. He has advised sponsors, lenders, and investors on complex domestic and cross-border transactions, including acquisitions, financings, and the development of large-scale projects in regulated industries.
Power and oil & gas sectors are also in his repertoire, where he has participated in significant transactions involving project structuring, financing arrangements and contractual frameworks.
