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Baker McKenzie Abogados, S.C., Jorge Guadarrama-Yañez, Mexico City,

Jorge Guadarrama-Yañez

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Baker McKenzie LLP

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Real Estate and Infrastructure.

Position

Mr. Guadarrama is a partner who focuses his practice in private and public bids and contracts, including concessions related to infrastructure projects in general (i.e. power, water, waste, railroads, ports, airports, roads and transportation) and the relevant aspects of project finance, regulatory and permitting. He provides sound legal advice to local and international companies who are, or intend to be, suppliers or contractors for the Mexican Federal Government, as well as to State and municipal governments. Mr. Guadarrama’s practice also includes real estate transactions and project development, as well as industrial, commercial and residential leases and various forms of trusts. Due to the extensive scope of application of his legal practice, Mr. Guadarrama is also experienced in corporate law and mergers & acquisitions.

Career

Jorge Guadarrama Yáñez is a member of the Firm’s Real Estate and Infrastructure practice groups. He has more than 10 years of experience working on infrastructure and other major projects. Mr. Guadarrama obtained his law degree from the Universidad Anáhuac del Sur and completed his master’s degree in International Commercial Law at the University of Edinburgh, United Kingdom.

Languages

Spanish and English.

Education

Admission Mexico (2001) Education Instituto Tecnológico Autónomo de México (ITAM) (Diploma in Banking and Finance Law) (2011) University of Edinburgh, UK (LL.M.) (2004) Georgetown University Law Center (Diploma in U.S. Law) (2001) Universidad Iberoamericana (Diploma in U.S. Law) (2001) Universidad Anáhuac del Sur (J.D.) (1999) Seneca College of Applied Arts and Technology, Toronto, Canada (International Business Development Seminar) (1998).

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    For decades, the primary Turkish laws governing leases of residential and business premises have been the Law on Leasing Real Property dated May 27, 1955 (the “Lease Law”) and the Turkish Code of Obligations No. 818 dated April 22, 1926 (the “Obligations Code”). Both of these laws, however, will be repealed and replaced with the new Turkish Code of Obligations No. 6098 dated January 11, 2011 (the “New Obligations Code”), which will enter into force on July 7, 2012.
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