Squire Patton Boggs
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Squire Patton Boggs represents clients in significant, cross-border corporate transactions arising out of the Dominican Republic, and the firm’s global network has positioned the Santo Domingo team to provide counsel on some of the region’s most complex matters. The group is particularly noted for its expertise in the aviation industry and also acts for a roster of international financial institutions. Alejandro Peña-Prieto is managing partner of the Santo Domingo office, and provides advice to US, Latin American and European investors with significant business interests in the region. Awilda Alcántara-Bourdier acts for multinationals on investments into the Dominican Republic, and Pedro O Gamundi is a key partner in the financial services spaces, regularly negotiating and executing international financial transactions. Rhina Martínez Brea assists clients with drafting and negotiating financial contracts, including joint ventures, and counsel George Spence works closely with the firm’s US offices.
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- 'They offer a comprehensive solution to the issues presented, highlighting the high quality of service and availability, as well as a well-designed and finished product. Compared to other firms, they demonstrate greater empathy and professionalism in their approach to issues.'
- 'The attorneys on the SPB team demonstrate exceptional mastery of the subject matter we discuss with them and are also highly skilled in drafting and presenting documents. Their quickness, intelligence, and high educational attainment are inherent characteristics.'
Key clients
- Banco Popular Dominicano
- Aeropuertos Dominicanos Siglo (AERODOM)
Work highlights
Acted as Dominican counsel to the underwriters and lenders of the Dominican Republic’s main airport concessionaire, Aeropuertos Dominicanos Siglo XXI (Aerodom), on a $940m financial transaction.