Mr Roberto Macias > Baker McKenzie Abogados, S.C. > Mexico City, Mexico > Lawyer Profile

Baker McKenzie Abogados, S.C.
EDIFICIO VIRREYES, PEDREGAL 24, 12th FLOOR
LOMAS VIRREYES / COL. MOLINO DEL REY
11040 MEXICO, D.F., MEXICO
Mexico
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Work Department

Corporate M&A

Position

Roberto Macías-Saltijeral is a transactional partner in Baker McKenzie’s Guadalajara office with more than 14 years of experience with the Firm. Roberto mainly advises on mergers and acquisitions, corporate reorganizations, contractual law, and foreign investment.

Career

Roberto has experience in general corporate counseling and in corporate restructurings, as well as private equity transactions. He routinely represents multinational companies on Mexican and cross-border business and soft-landing structures.

Roberto’s client base includes companies in the IT, healthcare & life sciences, automobile & spare parts, and beverages & spirits industries

Languages

English, Spanish

Memberships

  • American Chamber of Commerce – Member
  • Plug N’ Play – Mentor
  • Angel Ventures – Mentor
  • Reto Zapopan – Mentor

Education

  • Universidad Panamericana (LLM) (2021)
  • Universidad Panamericana Campus Guadalajara (Post Graduate) (2013)
  • Universidad Panamericana Campus Guadalajara (JD) (2012)

Lawyer Rankings

Mexico > Life sciences

The life sciences department at Baker McKenzie Abogados, S.C. is now led by senior associate Carla Calderón, following the departure of practice area veteran Christian Lopez- Silva in June 2024, to establish his own boutique. The practice group remains specialised in multiple areas of law crucial to businesses in the life sciences, healthcare and pharmaceutical industries, and clients include a number of global market leaders. Recent highlights have included business separations in a variety of sectors, as well as some of the standout M&A in the Mexican life sciences sector. Complex regulatory assessments and IP litigation are further areas of strength for the team. Calderón has ‘deep knowledge of regulations‘, regularly advising on matters at the intersection of regulatory, data privacy and IP for a diverse client portfolio. A multi-disciplinary team assists Calderón with different issues: Marina Hurtado-Cruz is the name to note for patent matters; Roberto Macias is a transactional lawyer with experience in life sciences; Jorge Ambriz adds foreign trade and customs knowledge; and Roberto Cardona is the contact for administrative litigation in this area, following the departure of Fernando Robles-Pesqueira to a freelance role in February 2024.