It is anticipated ‘one or two’ global firms will take the step of opening offices in Central America, with data protection and technology driving demand for legal services
International clients demand innovative approaches to legal services and this will mean more international law firms forming alliances with Central American firms or opening offices in the region
Tax authorities in many countries are becoming more proactive, with the result that enforcement related to global tax issues is on the rise
Carey has advised Minera del Norte on its acquisition of the Tuina mining project and Santa Margarita copper processing plant, along with the corresponding mineral extraction rights.
Demarest has advised Halyard Health on the Brazilian segment of its divestiture of its surgical and infection prevention (S&IP) business to US healthcare logistics company Owens and Minor, a deal valued at $710 million.
Issues such as the Trump administration in the US, immigration and the Brexit issue in Europe, have shown investors that, despite such upheavals, business continues as usual
The Big question – In an era of supporting equality in the workplace, leading female lawyers in Latin America identify the need to be passionate, to be ready for change and to have integrity as
Colombian mining company Cerro Matoso has won a case brought by local indigenous communities that claimed they had suffered health and environmental damage as a result of the nickel mine’s operations, despite the country’
IPO activity increasing in Mexico and Brazil despite political concerns – Mexican stock market has accounted for 58 per cent of total capital raised in the region
Canadian corporation ATCO has diversified its infrastructure asset portfolio with the acquisition of a 40-per cent stake in Neltume Ports, a Chile-based port operator, in a deal valued at 450 million Canadian dollars ($340 million).
