As a result of the growing demand for legal services in litigation and arbitration, Chilean law firm Guerrero Olivos has expanded its team by absorbing the dispute resolution team of Della Maggiora Eyzaguirre Ferrada.
Holland & Knight’s Bogotá office has represented Operadora de Comercio in the negotiation and $220.7 million sale of five outlet malls to Patrimonio Estrategias Inmobiliarias (PEI), the largest real estate investment trust (REITs) in Colombia.&
Milbank has advised the lenders in connection with the refinancing of Peruvian power plant Samay/Mollendo, known as Puerto Bravo, which is owned by Inkia Energy.
White & Case has advised Termocandelaria Power (TPL), the fifth largest electric power generation company in Colombia and the largest non-hydro generator in the country, in connection with the development and financing of the conversion
The January-February issue of The Latin American Lawyer is now online, featuring interviews with lawyers from Pinheiro Neto, Cuatrecasas and ECIJA, a report by Baker McKenzie’s on what lies in store in litigation and
Panamanian law firm Morgan & Morgan has hired two new associates for its corporate law practice, Maria Eugenia Crespo and Miguel A. Arias.
Brazilian law firm Demarest Advogados has strengthened its real estate practice with the hiring of partner Marc Stadler.
Squire Patton Boggs has appointed Alejandro Peña-Prieto as head of the firm’s Latin America practice, and has formed a 20-person executive committee responsible for driving the practice’s strategic direction.
The United States’ Senate has approved the USMCA, the United States-Mexico-Canada free trade agreement that has been in negotiation among the three countries for more than a year and which will replace the North American
Chilean law firm Cariola Díez Pérez-Cotapos has advised a group of banks acting as lenders in connection with a $250 million restructuring and new credit facilities agreement with Chilean salmon producer Salmones Multiexport.
