- United Kingdom - Solicitors
- United Kingdom - The Bar
- United States
- Canada
- Caribbean
- Deutschland
- Paris
- Tax Directors Handbook
- What is The Legal 500?
- Meet the team
- How can my law firm get involved?
- Research calendar
- The Legal 500 on Twitter
- Contact us
- Other Legalease products
ABOUT US
- GC Summit Switzerland
- Norway Trailblazers
- GC Summit Milan
- Dinner with GC (Singapore)
- ASEAN Horizon Summit 2017
- Shaping the future of the Bar Roundtable
- Chief Marketing Officer Roundtable
- Dispute resolution in Africa roundtable
- GC Diversity and Inclusion Report
- Client Intelligence Report
- Leadership insight
- Human rights insight
- MINT: the legal challenges of working and investing in emerging economies
- Response to Brexit
- An investigation of the GCC and Middle East legal market
- Litigation and regulatory challenges in financial services
- AI and the law tools of tomorrow:
A special report - Scottish GCs
- North West clients
- Arbitration backing Africa's investment boom
- COMPANIES
- Baker McKenzie
- Paul Hastings
- Carlyle Kingswood Global
- Mastercard
- Barclays
- Unilever
- Shell
- Walmart
- World Services Group
- GC DIVERSITY AND INCLUSION REPORTS
- Shaping diversity
- By the numbers: Diversity in the US
- How Genius is aiming to overcome the stereotype of male geekiness in technology startups
- Tony West is using his experience to improve diversity and inclusion within PepsiCo
- Prash Naik (Channel 4) talks about the 360° Diversity Charter
- Patrick Rowe describes Accenture's support of diversity
- GC SUMMER 2017
-
Recalibrating the global trade compass
- Banking on change
- A social conscience - sustainability and Asia
- Beware the black swan - crisis management
- Employment and labour law
- Insurance and reinsurance
- Intellectual property
- International arbitration
- Merger control
- Mergers and acquisitions
- Restructuring and insolvency
- Tax
COMPARATIVE GUIDES
IHL SPRING 2017 EDITION
The Legal 500 Home > The Legal 500 Rankings > Latin America
FROM THE EDITOR
The Legal 500 Latin America 2016 is now online. Please use the left-hand menu to navigate through the practice areas.
This authoritative guide to Latin America’s leading law firms is relied upon by thousands of professionals in the legal market place. More than a directory, The Legal 500 Latin America provides a detailed qualitative review of over 600 commercial law firms across 18 key jurisdictions in the region (as well as those involved in international practice) across all relevant practice areas. Full contact details are provided for all firms listed.
In compiling the contents of The Legal 500 Series, independent experienced researchers interview over 10,000 lawyers and around 250,000 client references were taken up. The research is worked into a detailed text, providing a thorough review of the strengths and capabilities of law firms across the numerous legal practice specialisms in the region (covering Argentina, Bolivia, Brazil, Chile, Colombia, Costa Rica, Dominican Republic, Ecuador, El Salvador, Guatemala, Honduras, Mexico, Nicaragua, Panama, Paraguay, Peru, Uruguay and Venezuela).
If you have feedback on the Legal 500 series of any kind, please do get in touch with our research team at editorial@legal500.com
Tim Girven
Editor, The Legal 500 Latin America
Research for Latin America will recommence in February 2017; details of submission deadlines and country researchers will be published HERE in due course.
Current rankings and information taken from The Legal 500 Latin America 2016 edition.
THE DEVELOPMENTS IN PANAMA BREAKFAST ROUNDTABLE
The Legal 500 was proud to co-host a roundtable with Panamanian law firm Patton Moreno & Asvat at the City's Gherkin building recently. A transcript of the event is available here.
