Cuatrecasas has brought on José Goyburu as a partner in its Lima Finance Practice, reinforcing its banking and capital markets offering in Peru and Latin America. Goyburu brings over 20 years of experience in banking, finance, and capital markets.
Brazilian law firm Barroso Fontelles, Barcellos, Mendonça Advogados has rebranded to include partner Felipe Monnerat Solon de Pontes Rodrigues in its name, signalling a shift in governance structure and a reinforced focus on regulated
Cepeda Advogados has announced the return of João Victor de Nadai Francisco as partner and co-head of the firm's Tax and Private Wealth Planning practices, reinforcing its advisory capacity in investment structures and estate
FES Vasconcelos has entered the Brazilian legal market as a boutique firm specializing in civil and corporate litigation, built around a model that integrates executive business management experience directly into its partnership structure.
L.O. Baptista Advogados has appointed Caio Coutinho de Melo as a new partner in its Finance Law practice, reinforcing the firm's internationalization strategy and its Middle East Desk initiative.
Martinelli Advogados has appointed Mariana Kapor Drumond as partner in its White-Collar Defense, Corporate Criminal Law, Criminal Compliance, and Privacy and Personal Data Protection practices, reinforcing the firm's capacity to handle complex corporate investigations and
Felipe Moraes, former partner and head of the Arbitration practice at Azevedo Sette Advogados, has launched Felipe Moraes Advogados, a boutique firm focused on arbitration and strategic dispute resolution for complex domestic and international matters.
FCAM Advogados has appointed Adler Van Grisbach Woczikosky as its new managing partner, succeeding Marcos Matsunaga, who is leaving the firm to pursue new professional opportunities.
Inlaw Alliance has incorporated CPA Abogados, a Caracas-based boutique firm specializing in criminal litigation, corporate criminal law, and aeronautical law, expanding the network's footprint in Latin America.
Grupo GICSA, a publicly listed Mexican real estate company, has closed two major refinancing transactions totalling USD 250 million and launched a voluntary tender offer process aimed at a potential delisting from the Mexican Stock Exchange,
