Baker McKenzie Abogados, S.C.’s Monterrey office forms part of the firm’s broader Mexican network, alongside its offices in Mexico City, Ciudad Juárez, Guadalajara and Tijuana. The group’s broad capabilities span corporate and M&A, banking and finance, dispute resolution, international trade, real estate and tax law. Key lawyers include Alfonso Cortez Fernández and Javier Jaime González (litigation and arbitration); José González Elizondo (corporate and M&A, banking and finance, restructuring); Juan Bernardo García, who acts as both global and national real estate practice head; Rodrigo Montemayor (corporate and commercial law, M&A, project finance and real estate); Roxana Gómez Orta and Jorge Salazar Cebrian (tax law); Hugo López Miranda (international trade); and Gabriela Saucedo (real estate and infrastructure project development). Associate Alexandra Cavazos primarily supports on real estate and infrastructure matters. Fernando Treviño left the firm in September 2025, as did Javier Navarro and Alfonso García Lozano in February and March 2026, respectively. Monterrey-based national employment practice co-head Ricardo Castro Garza retired in July 2026.
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Work highlights
Assisted Polaris Industries with the acquisition and development of its manufacturing campus in Monterrey from FIBRA Terrafina.
Advised Dollar General on its Mexican market entry strategy.
Assisted Mattel with the relocation of its Mexico City distribution centre, involving the termination of its existing lease agreement and the negotiation of a new one.
Other key lawyers
Alfonso Cortez Fernández; Javier Jaime González; José González Elizondo; Juan Bernardo García; Rodrigo Montemayor; Roxana Gómez Orta; Jorge Salazar Cebrian; Hugo López Miranda; Gabriela Saucedo; Alexandra Cavazos
