With strong offerings in both WTO proceedings and international trade matters, and customs law, Hogan Lovells has a broad practice that is notable for having been involved in some of the most complex anti-dumping investigations in Mexico. On the customs side, the full suite of administrative, advisory and litigious work is handled by the department which is co-led by a trio of experienced partners. Mario Jorge Yañez is a fully dedicated international trade specialist; Juan Francisco Torres Landa is the firm’s Latin America group chair for international trade; and Arturo Tiburcio is a litigator with a focus on both trade and tax issues. Senior associate Mario Lara and associate Brianda Ramírez assist the practice heads across all IC&T matters.

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Key clients

  • Gerdau Corsa
  • MTD Products Company
  • Pilgrim’s Pride
  • Cerraduras y Candados Phillips
  • Harman de Mexico
  • Manitowoc TJ
  • Lion Supply
  • Ternium México
  • Computing and Printing Global Services Mexico
  • Calzado Sandak
  • Harman International Mexico
  • Fagioli Latin América
  • Guy Carpenter Intermediario de Reaseguro

Work highlights

  • Representing Gerdau Corsa before the Ministry of Economy in an anti-dumping investigation against the import of steel beams originating in Germany, Spain and the UK.
  • Acted for MTD Products Company in a NAFTA Verification of Origin process relating to the tax years 2015 and 2016
  • Representing Pilgrim’s Pride in the second sunset review on anti-dumping duties against exports of US chicken leg quarters to Mexico.

Lawyers

Leading associates
Rising stars with regular involvement in their team's key work, and recognition from peers or clients as being ones to watch.

Practice head

The lawyer(s) leading their teams.

Mario Jorge Yáñez, Juan Francisco Torres Landa, Arturo Tiburcio