Mr Esteban Valansi > Mitrani Caballero & Ruiz Moreno Abogados > Buenos Aires, Argentina > Lawyer Profile

Mitrani Caballero & Ruiz Moreno Abogados
BOUCHARD 680, 12TH FLOOR
C1106ABJ, BUENOS AIRES
Argentina

Work Department

Labour and Social Security

Position

Partner within the Labuor and Social Security Law practice at Mitrani Caballero & Ruiz Moreno

Career

Esteban Valansi has extensive experience in labour and social security matters.

Prior to joining the firm, he was an associate with Bruchou, Fernández Madero, Lombardi & Mitrani (2006-2007), with Baker & McKenzie (2000-2006) and a junior associate with Aitken Irvin Lewin Berlin Vromman & Cohn, LLP (Washington DC, USA, 1999-2000).

Languages

Spanish and English

Memberships

He is admitted to practice law in the City of Buenos Aires.

Education

ESEADE (Master’s degree in Business Law, 2007)

Universidad de Buenos Aires, School of Law (Abogado, 1999)

Lawyer Rankings

Argentina > Labour and employment

Mitrani Caballero & Ruiz Moreno Abogados supports clients across a wide range of labour-related issues and is called on for advice on the labour aspects of M&A deals, cross-border employment issues, collective bargaining at industry and company level, and compensation plans. The firm’s expertise also extends to industrial action mitigation strategies, work force restructuring, health and safety, and employment contract drafting. Labour litigation at administrative and judicial level is also covered. Practice head Julio Caballero is a well-known labour lawyer with extensive domestic and international experience in employment, collective bargaining and social security matters, as well as cross-border M&A work. Lorenzo Gnecco has advised clients on collective bargaining and social security matters for more than four decades, and Jorge Pico is another experienced labour lawyer on the firm’s roster. A phalanx of younger partners – including Felicitas de Achával (expatriations, international assignments and M&A); Rita Payarola (labour disputes); Esteban Valansi (social security and M&A) and Ana Clara Gómez Casadei  (cross-border labour matters) – provide further high-level back-up.