ADA Soluciones

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Originally founded in 2018, ADA Soluciones is a boutique firm where projects work constitutes the core practice, albeit as part of a wider service offering including corporate, real estate and technology transfer. Marcia Arosemena de Paz focuses on infrastructure, projects and public contracting, while the practice of her fellow founding partner Yolanda Donoso (currently on license) is centred on administrative law, public contracting and PPPs. The pair are backed by of counsel Alma de Latorraca who handles regulatory matters, public contracting and compliance.
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Testimonials

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  • The team's key strengths are responsiveness, sound judgment, technical consistency, and the ability to work seamlessly across different areas and levels of the organization. The team is particularly valued for its availability, its ability to prioritize sensitive matters, and its experience handling complex issues that require coordination, sound judgment, and efficient execution. Clients appreciate not only the quality of the legal analysis but also the team's understanding of the business context and its results-oriented approach.
  • The firm's advantage lies in the combination of technical expertise, a practical approach, and a genuine understanding of the client's business. Its lawyers stand out from the competition by being more approachable, agile, and solution-oriented, not just focused on issuing legal opinions.

Key clients

  • Ingeniería R-M
  • Ortiz Construcciones y Proyectos

Work highlights

Advising Ingeniería R-M on the negotiation and contractual management of a portfolio of large-scale construction projects in Panama — including hospital infrastructure and residential developments — with an aggregated project value in excess of $100m, covering project delivery structuring, labour and union matters, and dispute avoidance across simultaneous project mandates.