
Considered by some as ‘an expert firm with the appropriate knowledge to handle litigation’, Martínez Quintero Mendoza González Laguado & de la Rosa continues to grow its dispute resolution practice in the wake of its May 2024 demerger from the DLA Piper network. It notably added 13 new clients during 2024/25, while its sector coverage continues to diversify; recent mandates include cases involving the construction, energy, financial services, retail and transport sectors, among others. Managing partner Camilo Martínez fronts the overarching dispute resolution practice and ’anticipates risks and opportunities’; he paired up with up-and-coming litigator Julián Solorza to represent Prosegur in proceedings against Banco Agrario de Colombia requesting the nullity of a public procurement award. José Miguel Mendoza heads the corporate disputes practice and handled a string of shareholder and corporate litigation cases during 2024/25. Other key contacts include next-generation partner Sergio Rojas, who specialises in contract disputes and torts; and Juan Pablo Amaya and Sergio Londoño, both of whom sit in the corporate disputes practice. A deep bench of senior associates includes Cristhian Salcedo, who joined in August 2024 from Pérez-Llorca, as well as Andrés Sarmiento and David Felipe Benítez. Insolvency specialist Nicolás Polanía left to establish his own firm in January 2025.
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Camilo Martínez; Julián Solorza; Sergio Rojas; José Miguel Mendoza; Juan Pablo Amaya; Sergio Londoño


