Nader, Hayaux y Goebel, SC
Nader, Hayaux y Goebel, SC’s offering for competition and antitrust is appreciated for its ‘great command of the subject’ by a client base it has added to significantly in recent years; the practice group now acts for major banks and some of the market-leading multinationals operating in Mexico. A recent example of the department’s development saw the team acting for Bank of America before COFECE regarding a cartel investigation into the governmental securities market. Practice head Alejandro Mendiola led this matter (and does so on the majority of instructions), while of counsel Gabriel González Aragón is well-versed in merger control but focuses on investigations.
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‘All the lawyers, senior and associates, have a great command of the subject. They are always willing to propose strategies and adjustments to them for the benefit of their clients. The team has lawyers specialized in other complementary branches that are sometimes necessary for the success of the matters entrusted to them.’
‘The lawyers have great practical experience and academic solvency.’
‘Knowledge and monitoring of the issues.’
‘Knowledge and experience.’
Key clients
- Bank of America
- Ad hoc group of Aeroméxico Noteholders
- Indorama
- IBM Mexico
Work highlights
- Representing Bank of America before COFECE in a cartel investigation into the governmental securities market.
- Advising the ad hoc group of Aeroméxico’s noteholders on a merger control case relating to its Chapter 11 filing.
- Advising Indorama on purchasing Oxiteno, a US company which also has international operations, in order to increase its market share in Mexico.