Tuesday, February 19, 2008
Special Reports
Mexico's Legal Boom
Rising foreign direct investment is giving a boost to Mexico's legal sector.
Laura McMahon, co-chair of the Latin America Practice Group at Fulbright & Jaworski.
Mexico's legal sector is growing, driven by foreign legal firms, traditional local firms and new boutique firms. (Photo: Mexican Tourism Board)
BY RONALD BUCHANAN
MEXICO CITY — Foreign direct investment in
“Law firms involved in mergers and acquisitions have been doing very well lately,” says García, whose FGA investment bank has sealed some $2.1 billion of M&A deals in recent years.
Not only Mexican law firms are doing well. Houston-based Fulbright & Jaworski, with 60 years of experience in
And change is afoot within the Mexican legal business itself as the dominance of traditional full-service firms faces a growing challenge from legal “boutiques” offering specialized services.
Unlike other U.S.-based international law firms -- such as White & Case and Haynes & Boone -- Fulbright has no offices in
Besides its own depth of regional expertise, Fulbright regularly works in...
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Keywords: Buchanan Abogados, Creel García-Cuéllar y Müggenburg, Cuatrecasas, Mexico Legal Group, NAFTA, University of Detroit Mercy School of Law


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