ECIJA strengthens its presence in Latin America with the addition of a new partner in Chile
As part of its international expansion strategy, Expansión has highlighted the incorporation of Enrique Fuentes as a new partner at ECIJA Chile, where he will head the Real Estate practice. This appointment reinforces the firm's position as one of the main legal references in Latin America, with presence in 18 countries and a structure that combines local knowledge with global projection.
With more than 25 years of professional experience, Enrique Fuentes has extensive experience in providing legal advice to companies in the real estate, engineering and construction sectors, both in the public and private sectors. His practice ranges from the negotiation of complex real estate transactions to the legal processing of urban development projects, including relations with financial institutions and public administrations.
Fuentes' incorporation responds to ECIJA's strategic commitment to strengthen key areas of business law and expand its advisory capacity in urban development, infrastructure and property management projects. "Chile is a key market within our Latin American network and Enrique's arrival consolidates our position in the real estate sector, an area of great dynamism and economic relevance in the region", emphasise the firm.
With this new incorporation, ECIJA continues to promote its integrated growth model and its leadership in the Latin American market, reinforcing its presence in the main economic centres of the region and consolidating its position as one of the most recognized legal and technological services firms in Latin America.
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