Carvajal Machado Abogados
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Lauded for its 'solid knowledge of environmental matters' and 'extensive experience in the field', the team at Carvajal Machado Abogados advises clients - particularly those in the mining and energy sectors - on a range of environmental mandates. Core areas of expertise include environmental due diligence, environmental impact assessments, waste management, permits and authorisations, and administrative litigation. A recent mandate of note saw the group advise Deacero on waste management, emissions, environmental impact and authorisations at the federal, state and municipal levels. Gustavo Carvajal, who garners praise for his 'profound ability to resolve complex issues', steers the practice and focuses on regulatory law, public policy matters and environmental litigation. Also noted are administrative litigation specialists Juan Pedro Machado and the 'deeply committed' Pilar Galván; and associate Jorge Gómez de Silva, who handles urban and ecological planning and land use matters, and can draw on experience advising oil-and-gas and mining-sector clients on the regulations applicable to natural protected areas.
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Testimonials
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- ‘The firm has always shown great commitment to us. For years, other lawyers had told us our case was hopeless. But thanks to the firm's creativity, we have achieved very good results.'
- ‘The Carvajal & Machado team, in addition to having solid knowledge of environmental matters, possesses a keen practical sense that allows them to efficiently resolve the issues we present to them. They are also distinguished by their friendly approach and constant availability.'
Key clients
- Iberdrola México
- Grupo México
Work highlights
Assisted Iberdrola México with managing the processes for obtaining, modifying, transferring, or relinquishing all environmental permits and authorisations in connection with the sale of thirteen power plants to the Government of Mexico.


