Daniel González Contreras > Gonzalez Calvillo > Mexico City, Mexico > Lawyer Profile
Gonzalez Calvillo Offices
MONTES URALES 632
LOMAS DE CHAPULTEPEC
Mexico
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Daniel González Contreras
Position
Associate at Gonzalez Calvillo
Career
Daniel focuses on Antitrust and Competition, where he has represented both domestic and foreign clients in merger control proceedings, investigations for cartel behavior and abuse of dominance, leniency applications, opinions for cross-participation, as well as trial-like procedures and amparo indirecto actions. Daniel has also advised clients on antitrust compliance and risk prevention programs.
Additionally, Daniel collaborates with the Banking and Financial Regulation team on Fintech issues and authorizations before the National Banking and Securities Commission (Comisión Nacional Bancaria y de Valores, CNBV), participating in some of the most innovative and disruptive processes nowadays.
Languages
Spanish - English
Education
*Currently pursuing a master’s degree abroad
Daniel obtained his law degree (J.D. equivalent) from Universidad Iberoamericana. He has a master’s degree in Finance from the Institutional Stock Exchange (Bolsa Institucional de Valores, BIVA) together with the Mexican Association of Investors (Asociación Mexicana de Inversionistas, AMI), studies in International Business Law at Universidad Complutense de Madrid and holds diplomas in antitrust and competition and fintech.
Lawyer Rankings
Mexico > Competition and antitrust
‘Great team and great leadership’ is the assessment of Gonzalez Calvillo
’s competition and antitrust team by clients familiar with the practice, with group head Cristina Massa being singled out as ‘an extremely professional lawyer… with in-depth knowledge of economic competition’ matters; she can draw on relevant professional experience at both the Mexican antitrust commission and various other public sector posts. Massa primarily acts for major companies and investment funds in Mexico, particularly in the highly regulated sectors of telecoms, energy and financial services. More broadly, she and her team handle merger control procedures, the design and implementation of strategy, and the representation of clients in investigation proceedings before competition agencies. The merger-control side of the wider practice is led by counsel Patricio Martínez Osorio; he assists both domestic and multinational companies particularly as regards pre-merger filings in Mexico. Associate Daniel González Contreras is also an active member of the practice group. Since publication, Massa has left the firm – effective as of April 2024.