Monika Gonzalez Mesa
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Two Miami Attorneys Form Women-Owned Litigation and Arbitration Firm
Two former Tenzer lawyers who have been friends since high school have struck out on their own to open a women-owned commercial litigation and arbitration firm. → Read More
Hugh Culverhouse Jr. Pledges $1.5M to UF Levin College of Law
University of Florida Levin College of Law alumnus Hugh Culverhouse, Jr., has pledged to donate $1.5 million for incoming student scholarships if the school's law community raises an additional $1.5 million by the first day of classes Aug. 14. → Read More
Cuba-Focused Lawyers Weigh Implications of Castro's Death
For lawyers assessing how Fidel Castro's death might affect economic and other relations with Cuba, the answer is a seeming paradox: It means both very littl... → Read More
Will Colombia’s ‘No’ Vote on FARC Peace Referendum Hurt Economic Growth
The Colombian peace agreement would have brought a formal end to half-a-century of bloodshed and a boost to the country's economy. The voters' rejection may ... → Read More
Daily Business Review Reporter Julie Kay Dies at 54, Services Scheduled for Monday
Daily Business Review reporter Julie Kay died Sunday after a 10-year battle with ovarian cancer. → Read More
Holland & Knight Advises Colombian Bank on Road Project
Holland & Knight advised Colombian infrastructure bank on $74 million loan enhancement for a, $850 million road project that will connect the cities of C... → Read More
Hispanic Attorneys in Miami Rise to Prominence in International Practice
Hispanic Miami attorneys have risen to prominence in international work and are handling high-end international transactions once handled almost exclusively ... → Read More
Jones Day Advises on Acquisition of Gasoline Facility in Mexico
A subsidiary of First Reserve has bought a low-sulfur gasoline facility from the Mexican state-owned petroleum company known as Pemex, and will lease it back... → Read More
Latin America Won't Escape Brexit Impact
The United Kingdom's decision to leave the European Union has create a lot of uncetainty in the world but there is little doubt that the economic and political ripple effects caused by the Brexit vote will do harm in Latin America. → Read More
Latin America Won't Escape Brexit Impact
The United Kingdom's decision to leave the European Union has create a lot of uncetainty in the world but there is little doubt that the economic and political ripple effects caused by the Brexit vote will do harm in Latin America. → Read More
Latin America Won't Escape Brexit Impact
The United Kingdom's decision to leave the European Union has create a lot of uncetainty in the world but there is little doubt that the economic and political ripple effects caused by the Brexit vote will do harm in Latin America. → Read More
Latin America Won't Escape Brexit Impact
The United Kingdom's decision to leave the European Union has create a lot of uncetainty in the world but there is little doubt that the economic and political ripple effects caused by the Brexit vote will do harm in Latin America. → Read More
Brazil’s Pre-Olympics Emergency Declaration Raises Legal Questions
A Brazilian state governor’s declaration of a state of emergency and request for federal money to meet obligations in hosting the Olympics in Rio… → Read More
Zelle Opens Miami Office With Three Attorneys
The Zelle insurance and antitrust law firm is opening an office led by a former Cozen O'Connor partner. → Read More
Have Global Compliance Problems? You're Not Alone
Multinational companies undergoing structural changes are at greatest risk for employee misconduct and employees in Brazil India and Russia report seeing more misconduct than those in other countries surveyed. → Read More
4 Tips for Responding to Bribery Pitches in International Business
Requests for bribes is common in some countries, but experts ofer four tips for avoiding and responding to illegal solicitations. → Read More
Ex-Bacardi Chairman Ruben Rodriguez Dies at 79
The retired Bacardi chairman and CEO died after a long illness. → Read More
Latin American Companies Back New US Trade Secrets Law
A new Defend Trade Secrets law may give Latin American companies reason to move computer servers to the United States. → Read More
CEO: Financial Tech Needs More Diversity, and Disruptions Help
A securities-lawyer-turned-entrepreneur says a diverse financial technology workforce is needed to help address economic inequalities. → Read More
Tax Attorneys See Reason for Clients to Worry About Panama Papers Inquiries
Some tax attorneys are getting more calls from clients concerned about offshore accounts, and the attorneys expect more scrutiny to come. → Read More