ECIJA reinforces its position as a full-service firm in Latin America with 37 recognitions in the latest Chambers Latin America Guide 2024
The British directory, Chambers & Partners, released it´s latest Latinamerican Guide ranking ECIJA across 13 practice areas and 24 lawyer recognitions.ECIJA improved performance this year with more than 13 practice rankings, in areas including Competition & Antitrust, Dispute Resolution, Real Estate, Corporate, Labour & Employment, Energy & Natural Resources, Environment, TMT, Intellectual Property, Tax and Real Estate & Tourism.
The legal directory reinforces the leadership of the Iberoamerican firm with the largest presence in Latin America, currently spanning 24 offices across 15 countries.
The Chambers rankings are based on extensive research and feedback from clients and market participants, including other advisers and competitor law firms. ECIJA´s results demonstrate how clients and market participants value and respect ECIJA´s innovative capacity for handling the most complex work and providing the highest standards of service.
Chambers & Partners, along with clients surveyed by the directory, acknowledge that the Firm: "possesses a highly experienced team with the legal acumen necessary to manage complex, cross-border and significant litigation" and consistently "seeks the most innovative solutions in the market." Furthermore, they highlight "exceptional service and an excellent level of responsiveness."
Ricardo Chacón, Managing Partner of ECIJA Mexico and Regional Partner for the Northern Latinamerican Cone, asserts: "As the Ibero-American firm with the most extensive presence in Latin America, we are pleased to reaffirm that, once again, we have not only consolidated the leadership recognized by the directory on the continent, but have also risen in the rankings in jurisdictions and practices that are pivotal to ECIJA. The achievements attained motivate us to persist in focusing on the international growth of the Firm and in reaffirming our leadership in the Digital Economy."
Based in London, Chambers and Partners ranks leading firms and lawyers based on in-depth research and interviews with clients and peers. Chambers assesses on attributes most valued by clients, including technical legal ability, professional conduct, client service, commercial astuteness, diligence, and commitment. The Chambers Latin America guide is widely read by industry-leading companies and organizations nationwide.
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