Martínez Quintero Mendoza González Laguado & de la Rosa’s decision to exit the DLA Piper network in May 2024 should prove interesting on the arbitration front, with its independent status reducing the potential for conflicts going forward. The group has traditionally focused on corporate arbitration, including M&A disputes, and its recent experience also spans construction, energy and natural resources, public contracts and insurance. Managing partner Camilo Martínez combines transactional and contentious expertise and co-heads the department together with Sergio Rojas, who specialises in corporate conflicts, and dispute resolution partner Julian Solorza. Formar arbitral practice director Ricardo Alarcón chose to stay with DLA and relocated to México in June 2024.

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The lawyer(s) leading their teams.

Camilo Martínez, Julián Solorza, Sergio Rojas