
Hogan Lovells Cadwalader‘s antitrust, economic competition and regulation practice combines a strong litigation offering with extensive experience in merger control, regulatory compliance and antitrust investigations. The team regularly represents clients in amparo proceedings and disputes before the federal courts and Supreme Court, while also advising companies across sectors including mining, retail, financial services and real estate on merger filings and investigations involving alleged abuse of dominance, collusion and exclusionary conduct. Ricardo Pons co-heads the practice alongside Omar Guerrero, bringing complementary strengths in merger control and antitrust investigations, and competition litigation respectively. Alan Ramírez Casazza is particularly active in telecoms-related matters and regularly advises clients on proceedings before the IFT. Senior associate Martín Michaus Fernández advises domestic and multinational companies on cartel investigations, cross-border competition matters and obtaining regulatory clearance for international transactions.
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- The firm's lawyers are experts in competition law, and their distinguishing feature is their in-depth knowledge of the sector.
Key clients
- TC Energy
- Eli Lilly Mexico
- Alibaba group
- Takasago
- Grupo BAL / Petro Bal
- Grupo Aeroportuario del Sureste
- SBM Offshore
- Dufry (Avolta)
- Wal Mart México
- Grupo Hidrosina
Lawyers
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Leading partners
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Next Generation Partners
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Leading associates
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Practice head
Omar Guerrero; Ricardo Pons
Other key lawyers
Alan Ramírez; Martin Michaus



