Mr Daniel González Estrada > DLA Piper Mexico > Mexico City, Mexico > Lawyer Profile
DLA Piper Mexico Offices
PASEO DE LOS TAMARINDOS NO. 400 A
PISO 31, BOSQUES DE LAS LOMAS
MÉXICO, DF, CP, 05120
Mexico
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Mr Daniel González Estrada
Work Department
Litigation, Arbitration; Investigations; Class Actions
Position
Partner
Career
Daniel González Estrada focuses his practice on complex litigation, cross-border matters and domestic commercial judicial controversies, including civil liabilities and damages litigation disputes.
He is experienced in civil, commercial and bankruptcy litigation, as well as amparo, with a particular focus on commercial and civil law matters. He has participated in commercial insolvency procedures, representing creditors and banking institutions before Mexican courts in credit recovery.
Daniel has represented major Mexican foreign financial institutions and multinational companies on corporate litigation before Mexican federal and local courts, among others. He has experience in insolvency and bankruptcy litigation, representing both creditors and debtors.
Daniel has represented both global and high-level local companies in trials under Mexican law. Daniel has counseled corporations within the pharmaceutical, construction, railway, food and beverage, banking, energy, and mining industries, among others.
His experience additionally includes the enforcement of foreign judgments and arbitration awards under Mexican law and annulment proceedings of arbitration clauses. He has additionally advised on class actions and disputes related to the liability of internet intermediaries.
Languages
Spanish; English
Memberships
- Mexican Bar Association, College of Lawyer
- International Association of Lawyers
Education
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- Universidad Latinoamericana, Law Degree, 2007
- Escuela Libre de Derecho, Diploma Course on Bankruptcy, 2018
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Diploma Course on Bankruptcy Escuela Libre de Derecho, 2018
Lawyer Rankings
Mexico > Dispute resolution: arbitration
DLA Piper Mexico
continues to build out its presence in domestic arbitral matters, where it already demonstrates particular strength in energy sector disputes. The practice is nevertheless perhaps better known for its stellar international arbitration offering, with the Mexico City office acting as a regional hub for the practice, and which is, in turn, a key component of the firm’s global dispute resolution offering. Global head of the firm’s internatioal arbitral practice as well as co-head of the (local) team Kate Brown de Vejar is one of the foremost names in Mexico for international commercial and investment arbitration, practicing US and Australian law. Co-head of the Latin America disputes group, Gabriela Álvarez-Ávila‘s international arbitration practice evidences particularly expertise in disputes relating to investment law and high-stakes’ transactions in infrastructure, banking, energy and TMT. Both partners are currently co-leading on GoldGroup Resources’ case against Mexico under the sunset clauses of the USMCA and NAFTA chapter 11 and arising from the judicial expropriation of the client’s shares in a mining company The practice heads are supported by intermediate associate Irene Cuéllar Araiza, who joined from Curtis, Mallet-Prevost, Colt & Mosle S.C. in May 2023; and more recent counsel-level hire Juan Pablo Moyano, an April 2024 hire from Holland & Knight. In addition, litigators Antonio Cárdenas and Daniel González Estrada provide valuable advice in matters that have dual arbitration and litigation components.