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Dispute resolution: litigation

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Greenberg Traurig, S.C.

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The disputes team at Greenberg Traurig, S.C. has ample experience in civil and commercial litigation, with matters involving damages claims and contractual breaches, among others. The practice additionally handles a large volume of administrative proceedings and constitutional amparo appeals before federal, state and administrative authorities. The practice is co-led by Alejandro Ostos, an all-round disputes specialist with a broad range of contentious experience; alongside Joselino Morales, who leads on contentious tax and administrative law matters, and Fernando Orrantia, who specialises in arbitral procedures. Key associate support across the breadth of contentious matters comes from Mauricio Rueda, Erick Peregrina and Francisco Mañón.
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  • ‘High-level skills with litigation lawyers who have studied abroad and understand international litigation systems, so it's easy for them to explain complex situations.'

  • ‘It's a well-balanced, well-prepared, and easy-to-work-with team. They distribute tasks appropriately and keep us informed of issues. Although they're always busy, they report back as soon as possible.'

  • ‘Alejandro Ostos is a great lawyer with a long track record and reputation. It's a pleasure to work with him and receive advice from his thoughtful judgment. Likewise, Erik Peregrina, whose availability and involvement in our cases have allowed us to prevail in various litigation cases.'

Key clients

  • National Potato Council
  • Desarrolladora La Ribera
  • Tauroplaza México
  • Accenture
  • Laboratorios Cryopharma
  • Urbanhub México
  • Inmobiliaria Foraz
  • Parque Solar Don José
  • Parque Solar Villanueva Tres
  • Villanueva Solar
  • Seguritech Privada

Work highlights

Acted as counsel to the National Potato Council in various litigations related to the decree by which the Mexican Government intended to comply with a long-term commitment to allow imports of fresh potatoes from the U.S. for human consumption, detailing a series of mitigation measures that had been agreed to by the U.S. and Mexico in an operational work plan.
Represented Parque Solar Don José, Villanueva Solar and Parque Solar Villanueva Tres in a litigation filed by Enel Services México and Kino Contractor seeking to nullify the final award obtained in ICC arbitration case No. 25587/JPA/AJP.
Represented Tauroplaza México in defending against an amparo filed by the civil association Justicia Justa,  which sought to have the laws and regulations permitting bullfighting declared unconstitutional, thereby preventing bullfights from being held in Mexico City.

Practice head

Alejandro Ostos; Joselino Morales; Fernando Orrantia

Other key lawyers

Mauricio Rueda; Erick Peregrina; Francisco Mañón