Ramos, Ripoll & Schuster
About
The firm: Ramos, Ripoll & Schuster (RRS) is a full-service law firm capable of dealing with the most complex and demanding endeavours while preserving the adaptability, personal involvement and high specialisation of a boutique.
Founded with a global vision, the firm combines its local experience with the uppermost standards demanded by the global market.
The main goal of the firm is to satisfy the needs of its clients by delivering high-end legal and business services with cost and time efficiency. Attorneys are extensively qualified and have a true understanding of their client’s industries, being able to offer valuable insight and provide business-wise solutions.
Our team is comprised of over 60 attorneys and 40 other professionals in both contentious and transactional areas.
The firm regularly assists clients across Latin America, having outstanding knowledge of the conditions and practices of the region.
Practice areas: Projects and infrastructure, energy and natural resources, international trade and customs, corporate, banking and finance, blockchain and cryptocurrency, tax, litigation, arbitration, labour and employment, real estate and intellectual property.
International work: RRS constantly assists clients in cross-border transactions which require the coordination of multiple teams in different countries, mainly across Latin America and the Caribbean. The firm has participated in projects in Argentina, Costa Rica, Cuba, Guatemala, Honduras, Malaysia, Panama and Peru. Additionally, since its origins the firm has represented numerous clients coming from Asia (particularly from China) and the organisation has developed a profound understanding of Asian culture, its necessities and the way they do business in Latin America.
The firm is also a member of Legalink, a global network of top independent law firms, which covers every major jurisdiction in the world.
Clients: The firm advises a wide array of clients across many industries and sectors, currently advising global construction companies, financial institutions, government entities, some of the largest energy groups in the country, diverse multinationals, fintech companies, and high-tech manufacturers.