Argentina is arguably one of the countries with the most untapped economic potential worldwide. Argentina's government, led by President Mauricio Macri, is trying to change that.

A court of the City of Buenos Aires overturned a precautionary measure that ordered the local government from requiring teachers to provide certain personal data.

Online marketplaces are growing exponentially in Argentina and the LatAm region, and regulations lag notably behind.

The Firm is pleased to announce that it achieved a significant victory on behalf of a group of clients who hold several hundred million dollars in judgments against Argentina related to bonds that have...

Division I of the Federal Courts of Appeals in Civil and Commercial Matters of the City of Buenos Aires determined that National Courts on Commercial Matters have jurisdiction in habeas data actions...

Starting on September 15, 2016, "Digital search warrant orders" for public prosecutors and courts of the province of Córdoba are operational.

We have posted on the role of class or other collective actions in international litigation, both in the U.S. and elsewhere.

A plenary from the Federal Court of Appeals and a judgment from the Argentine Supreme Court referred to the guarantee of trial within a reasonable period of time.

It has been widely recognised that since the 2001 economic crisis, Argentina has generally struggled to reach its full potential economically.

On July 26th, 2018, it was published in the Official Gazette the new International Commercial Arbitration Law No. 27,449 (Ley de Arbitraje Comercial Internacional, or LACI by its Spanish acronym).

Las nuevas medidas buscan evitar arbitrajes de ciertos inversores sofisticados y restringir la venta en moneda extranjera de títulos emitidos por la República Argentina nominados y pagaderos en USD.

A ruling of the Federal Court of Appeals sets out a new perspective on what would be the grounds for the filing of appeals against Advisory Opinions.

On May 17, 2016, Division F of the National Court of Appeals in Commercial Matters (hereinafter, the "Higher Court"), revoked the ruling issued in judicial proceedings "Unipox S.A. vs Plastilit S.A. in re Ordinary"...

The new Rules of Arbitration of the International Chamber of Commerce came into force. The changes include the introduction of the new Expedited Procedure for disputes of less than USD 2,000,000...

"We are in the soup" exclaimed, federal judge Thomas Griesa, referring to Argentina allegedly defaulting on its sovereign bonds. And so we are.

On Monday October 3, 2016 the proceedings for collective and class actions issued by Agreement No. 12/16 of the Federal Supreme Court enter into force.

This article reports on recent government rules responding to the Argentine energy crisis. As winter approaches and natural gas consumption increases, the Government has announced plans to curtail exports of natural gas and gas-generated electricity, as well as other measures to reduce domestic consumption. How can a country rich in gas reserves suffer a shortage? Why are Argentina’s neighbors, particularly Chile, extremely worried?