De Hoyos y Avilés SC

Litigation. Recovery and Insolvency. Bussines law

Ignacio Avilés Bustillos is a partner at the firm, with over 30 years of experience advising both companies and individuals. His practice is centered on Civil and Commercial Litigation, where he is known for his strategic approach and deep legal insight.

He also has extensive expertise in Labor Law, frequently representing corporate clients in complex labor disputes. His ability to navigate sensitive employment matters and deliver effective legal solutions has made him a trusted advisor to businesses across various industries.

Ignacio has litigated cases nationwide, appearing before state and federal courts, and has a strong track record in appellate litigation before federal courts. His broad courtroom experience and commitment to excellence have earned him recognition as a leading figure in his field.

He holds two master’s degrees: one in Labor Law and another in Constitutional Law, which further strengthen his legal acumen and enhance his ability to address multifaceted legal challenges.

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Ignacio Avilés has been an active member of the National Association of Corporate Counsel (ANADE) since 1993. Throughout his career, he has held numerous leadership positions within the business and legal communities, including serving as President of COPARMEX Mexicali, President of the Mexicali Bar Association, President of the Mexicali Public Security Citizens’ Council, and President of the Mexicali Citizens’ Council for Transparency and Access to Public Information. His longstanding involvement in professional and civic organizations reflects his commitment to the legal profession and public affairs.

Ignacio Avilés earned his Law Degree from the Autonomous University of Baja California and completed postgraduate studies in Constitutional Law and Amparo at the Institute of the Supreme Court of Justice of Mexico, now part of the Federal Judiciary Council. He holds a Master’s Degree in Constitutional Law and Amparo, graduating with top academic honors, and also completed a Master’s Degree in Labor Law at Universidad Panamericana (Mexico City Campus), where he achieved the highest GPA in his class. His academic background reflects extensive training in constitutional, labor, and procedural law.