Telecoms regulatory expertise is a key strength at Bomchil, with the practice also well known for the depth of its TMT-related disputes and class action experience. Other areas covered by the team include multi-jurisdictional data privacy and data protection mandates, and media, fintech and cryptocurrency matters. Administrative law specialist Francisco Gutiérrez leads the team and has a solid track-record in the regulated industries, with deep knowledge of the TMT sector. Antitrust team head Marcelo Den Toom is another key name, with vastly experienced M&A practitioner Marcelo Bombau providing support in an of counsel role. Data protection, new technology and privacy-focused senior Francisco Zappa is the main contact at associate level, with M&A counsel Paula Beveraggi recognised for her knowledge of broadcasting regulations. Since publication, Zappa has been promoted to the partnership - effective as of January 2024.

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Testimonials

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‘The way this practice interacts with the other departments of the firm means that there is always a global and integrative response covering all our needs as a client. The relationship with all members of the team, and with other members of the firm, is pleasant, fluid and always available.’
‘Always updated and very well connected, they not only analyse the particular case but also offer options and experiences to provide an answer with practical application. Ariadna Artopoulos and Francisco Zappa are always a guarantee of a good response, excellent care and good results.’

Key clients

Squire Patton Boggs (Australia)
Prime Video
AT&T
Televisión Federal (Telefe)
SBA Communications Corporation
Huawei
Bloomberg
American Express
Corporación America

Work highlights

Advised Prime Video on its Argentine business operations, notably on the provision of streaming services.
Advised AMEX Argentina on data privacy matters related to its daily operations.
Advised Paramount Global and Televisión Federal (Telefe) on the sales of open-air TV channels in the cities of Mar del Plata, Neuquén and Tucumán.