Gritwood Dispute Resolution was founded by former Creel, García-Cuéllar, Aiza y Enríquez, S.C. counsel Héctor Anaya Mondragón in March 2024. Focused on commercial arbitration, investment disputes, and administrative and commercial litigation, the firm has a particularly strong offering in in cross-border litigation and particular expertise across the energy, infrastructure, transportation and construction industries, among others.

Malpica, Iturbe, Buj y Paredes, S.C. remains a dispute resolution powerhouse with a standout contentious offering in litigation; the office houses some of the market’s top litigators, including Carlos Malpica and Ismael Reyes Retana, who are renowned for their success in complex cases across highly contentious sectors such as energy, infrastructure, and financial services. The firm combines cross-border capabilities with a regional footprint across Latin America and deep expertise in representing both global and domestic clients in commercial, real estate, insurance and administrative litigation, particularly in disputes against government entities and in response to evolving energy regulations. Álvaro Huerta is a key partner who regularly acts as lead counsel in high-profile administrative cases, such as the defence of Walmart nationwide, where he is accompanied by specialists, María José Jiménez Neria and Horacio Paredes. Jiménez Neria is also a leading antitrust litigator, often engaged with TMT and competition specialist Rodrigo Buj. Leading the civil and commercial front is Rolando Zarate, who has been particularly active in energy disputes, recently; and Fernando de Ovando, who tackles high-stakes bankruptcy matters with Juan José Iturbe. Former magistrate and May 2024 counsel hire, Ana Brun Iñarritu, bolsters the practice’s tax and administrative litigation strength; operating between Paris and Mexico City, she enhances the firm’s presence in Europe. As a valued administrative and commercial litigation expert, Alejandro Agredano was raised to partnership in June 2024; while administrative and antitrust litigator Flora Álvarez was similarly promoted in June 2025, further strengthening the firm's deep senior bench. At associate level, the team benefits from the experience of seniors José Luis Vergara Estrada, who is highly active in the firm's handling of commercial cases; and Rodrigo González, who has experience across administrative, civil and commercial litigation. As we go to press, González has been promoted to the partnership - effective as of October 2025.

December 2024 saw corporate powerhouse Creel, García-Cuéllar, Aiza y Enríquez, S.C. and elite litigation firm Martínez, Algaba, de Haro y Curiel merge their capabilities to deiver the former with a high-class dispute resolution practice. The unified team has the capability to deliver top-tier contentious support to a diverse client base across all regulated and commercial sectors. Former practice head Sara Gutiérrez remains a respected litigator at Creel, working alongside the seasoned team of Martínez partners who have transitioned to the firm. Among them are Javier Curiel and Daniel Ortega, both of whom bring extensive experience across civil, commercial, and administrative litigation, along with notable financial expertise in bankruptcy matters. Additionally, aiding clients in construction and real estate is Javier Altamirano; while Ernesto Palacios, who has an enviable track record in amparo lawsuits, is the practice's "go-to" administrative and constitutional litigator. Diego Gutiérrez is another civil and commercial litigator to note, while younger talents include Alejandro Legaspi, whose expertise primarily lies in financial matters; and Mauricio Mendoza, who handles cases across multiple regulated sectors. The partners continue to he supported by a talented cohort of associates, at the head of which are Bernardo Basaldua, Vicente Cuairán and Álvaro Aspe, who have been raised to the role of counsel in the new departmental structure.

 

Galicia Abogados S.C. offers a well-established dispute resolution practice integrated with its top-tier regulatory and transactional teams that are particularly renowned for their stellar energy sector expertise. The firm operates through two dedicated practices—administrative litigation and civil & commercial litigation—providing comprehensive coverage across all non-arbitral contentious proceedings. Led by Daniel Amézquita, the administrative litigation team regularly represents clients before Mexico’s top judicial bodies and specialised administrative tribunals, focusing on constitutional and regulatory challenges through amparo lawsuits, nullity claims, and constitutional actions, across key sectors such as energy, telecoms and environmental law. Promoted to counsel in 2025, Iván Valdespino additionally supports administrative proceedings. In parallel, the civil & commercial litigation team, co-led by Rodrigo Zamora and Cecilia Azar, oversees high-value disputes within their respective areas of expertise, notably banking and finance, as well as energy and infrastructure. Associate support is strong across both departments, with José Antonio Casas being an asset on domestic and international commercial disputes, and Gilda Velázquez assisting in the design of defence strategies for administrative proceedings.

Hogan Lovells maintains a powerhouse civil and commercial litigation practice, known for handling a broad range of complex and often cross-border matters. The team offers clients strong representation across diverse, highly regulated industries, with particular expertise in insurance, financial, technology, and energy-related litigation. It is also well equipped to manage disputes involving constitutional challenges arising within commercial contexts. Managing partner Omar Guerrero specialises in commercial litigation and antitrust claims and is also active in arbitral matters. Luis Enrique Graham co-leads the practice with Guerrero and is deeply experienced in representation before federal and local courts. Alejandro Garcia González possesses commercial, financial and administrative litigation capabilities, while Jorge Valdés King excels in commercial disputes related to contracts, shareholders and real estate issues. Another name of note is Luis Ernesto Peón, whose contentious practice is focused on the financial sector. Counsel Juan Arturo Dueñas has experience handling disputes across the energy, pharmaceutical and construction sectors, among others.

Disputes boutique Bufete Asali fields a strong bench of litigators equipped to handle a significant caseload of commercial disputes, with strengths in the banking, technology, energy and construction sectors. The group is trusted by domestic and multinational companies for its specialist expertise and has recently looked to expand its capabilities in administrative claims. The practice is led by three key partners: Luis Asali, who has versatile experience across all contentious proceedings; Jorge Asali, who handles commercial disputes and complex contract negotiations; and Luis Fabara, a key figure in the administrative space who was promoted to partner in 2024. Junior partners Santiago Escobar and Omar Colomé take the lead on a broad range of cases, while associate Juan Pablo Rodriguez is praised by clients for his strategic defence work.

Particularly active in the financial sector, Quijano, Cortina y de la Torre Abogados conducts high-value civil and commercial litigation, as well as handling complex antitrust, banking and shareholder disputes. The firm boasts a strong bench of practitioners, with lead figures including Javier Quijano Baz, Xavier Cortina and Alan de la Torre.

Von Wobeser y Sierra, SC fields a capable dispute resolution department with a strong track record in complex civil and commercial litigation, including class actions, contractual breaches, and property disputes. The team has extensive experience navigating cross-border challenges on behalf of international clients with which it tends to build longstanding relations; moreover, it has notable strength in cases at the intersection of commercial and administrative law, demonstrated in recent high-profile cases in the agricultural sector. The practice is co-led by Adrián Magallanes, a recognised expert in energy and construction-related contract disputes; and Diego Sierra, who brings seasoned experience in complex litigation and anti-corruption matters. A trio of younger partners enhanced the team’s specialist depth: Jessika Rocha focuses on contract termination and civil liability issues in the energy and maritime sectors; Raymundo Soberanis represents energy and pharmaceutical clients; and Pablo Fautsch plays a key role in construction and infrastructure disputes. Counsel Rodrigo Barradas is also a key figure with significant experience representing clients before local and federal courts.

Praised for its ‘client-centric approach’, White & Case S.C. is sought after by leading companies across a range of regulated industries to handle their complex commercial disputes and provide specialist expertise in administrative proceedings. The team regularly challenges legislation and regulatory decisions issued by authorities such as CRE and COFECE (particularly in the energy, transport and banking sectors), while also managing commercial litigation arising from the e-commerce and technology industries. Experienced litigator and practice head Enrique Espejel tends to lead on much of the team's commercial work; he is supported by Diego Mora-Jensen, whose strengths also encompass bankruptcy disputes and insurance claims. Fellow local partner Joaquín Pacheco focuses on the development of litigation strategies for global technology companies. Fernando García Gómez is the senior lead for constitutional and administrative disputes, with support from local partner Yuriria Galicia. Associate María Fernanda Méndez is a key name for technology clients and also has a contentious IP aspect to her practice.

Baker McKenzie Abogados, S.C. is a strong choice for dispute resolution, offering a broad litigation practice that encompasses cross-border commercial disputes, public-sector litigation and matters involving bankruptcy, employment and the digital economy. The firm houses an integrated litigation and arbitration practice, led by a trio of versatile partners. In Monterrey, Alfonso Cortez-Fernández specialises in administrative litigation in the energy sector and also has notable arbitral experience. Alfonso Curiel-Valtierra is well-regarded in commercial litigation and bankruptcy proceedings, while Guadalajara-based David Márquez-Lechuga is active in real estate and construction disputes. Javier Jaime-González supports the Monterrey office on cases involving breach of agreement and amparo actions. Juan Francisco Vázquez-Lavista is another partner of note; he has solid contentious experience spanning the financial, energy and healthcare sectors.

Cervantes Abogados' litigation team tackles an array of disputes covering commercial, civil and administrative claims, as well as constitutional litigation, handling amparo claims in Mexico’s state and federal courts. Founding partner Luis Cervantes Muñiz has versatile experience in commercial and bankruptcy litigation as well as disputes regarding economic competition. Manuel Ruiz De Chávez handles administrative appeals and constitutional relief suits, alongside Juan Carlos Cajigas, who is also experienced in commercial cases regarding shareholder conflicts, property disputes and contractual breaches.

Guerra González y Asociados, S.C. boasts a comprehensive dispute resolution practice led by Jaime Guerra González, a seasoned disputes specialist with expertise in civil, commercial and administrative litigation for multinational companies - particularly across the energy, transport and financial services industries. He is supported by Jesús Treviño Moyeda, who handles commercial disputes and constitutional proceedings from the firm's Monterrey office. Other key names include Octavio Ochoa Huerta, Alfonso Peniche García and Román Salazar Castillo.

Boutique disputes firm Guerra, Hidalgo y Mendoza (GHM) specialises in high-profile civil and commercial litigation, offering comprehensive expertise across both areas. Its civil litigation practice covers matters such as civil liability, class actions, and real estate disputes, while its commercial litigation work includes shareholder and corporate conflicts, contract breaches, and insurance claims. Jesús Ángel Guerra Méndez  is a deeply experienced contentious practitioner across both litigation and arbitration; he co-leads the team with Patricio Hidalgo Estrada, whose expertise spans contractual breaches, property disputes and damages claims. Elías Mendoza Murguía also plays a leading role with a practice focus on shareholder disputes. Associates Adrián Villamil and Sandra Trejo provide support and additional commercial expertise, while senior Regina Tinoco-Ariza is praised for her ‘remarkable skills’ in disputes matters.

 

Disputes boutique Martens Abogados, S.C. has a strong contentious offering, focused on civil and commercial litigation for domestic and international businesses. The team also has capabilities in administrative and constitutional litigation, defending clients before federal, state and municipal authorities. The firm's solid bench of practitioners includes name partner Federico Martens, managing partner Mirem Arriola, and Luis González Meyer.

Pérez Correa González handles an array of commercial disputes arising from contract terminations, shareholder conflicts, and agreement breaches, alongside significant collection actions in industries including real estate, construction and manufacturing. The group is also well-versed in civil and administrative litigation, with experience in tort liability claims and amparo proceedings. Following the October 2025 departure of José Covarrubias Azuela, the partner-level bench features name partner (and disputes veteran), Fernando Pérez Correa, along with Zulima González - both have deep expertise in commercial and civil litigation, and bankruptcy proceedings; along with January 2025 hire Ulises Moreno, whose arrival significatntly expands the group’s administrative litigation capabilities. Associates Jessica Ávalos and Rafael Orantes provide key support.

Ramirez Ornelas Abogados advises a diverse client base, including banks, financial institutions, corporate shareholders and key individuals, on a range of complex commercial and civil litigation. Active across the banking, retail, and real estate sectors, the firm’s caseload ranges from civil liability claims and debt recovery actions to proprietary rights disputes and contentious contractual matters. Founding partner Gerardo Ramírez Ornelas, a leading authority in bankruptcy and commercial litigation, leads the team alongside Luis Robles Santamarina, who is noted for his expertise in telecoms and stock market disputes; and Gerardo Funtanet, who is regarded as a 'stand out' court room practitioner. Junior partner Pablo Ramírez Blumenkron supports the group across a range of complex disputes, including securities and administrative disputes, while Fabricio Escalante plays a prominent role in bankruptcy matters. Gerardo Ramírez Blumenkron is a further name of note.

Santamarina y Steta is adept at handling complex civil and commercial disputes across key sectors such as banking and finance, energy, infrastructure and technology. The team manages a caseload encompassing real estate issues, debt recovery, and breaches of contracts and agreements; it is also notably experienced in navigating multijurisdictional claims. Roberto Fernández del Valle, an expert litigator in real estate disputes and shareholder conflicts, co-leads the group with Carlos Brehm, who represents clients before local and federal judicial courts. A strong bench of associates provides key support on a heavy caseload for the practice; key names include José Antonio Moreno, who focuses on disputes arising in the construction, transport, and automotive industries; and Julio Butrón who is active in matters before civil, commercial, family and administrative courts.

Bello, Gallardo, Bonequi y García, S.C. houses a strong disputes practice with commercial and civil litigation capabilities, handling cases involving punitive damages, tort claims and complex liability disputes. The team is also active in constitutional matters, representing clients in amparo proceedings and nullity claims across a wide range of industries. Founding partner Juan Bonequi brings seasoned experience in civil, commercial, and financial litigation. He co-leads the practice with Elia Sosa, who advises on financial litigation and cases involving credit institutions and fiduciary matters; and senior associate Cinthya González, who adds further strength in constitutional litigation.

With considerable work in the food and beverage, automotive and real estate industries in particular, boutique disputes firm Bufete Cuetara Canale specialises in civil and commercial litigation. A trio of leading partners head the practice: Roberto Cuétara Canale is a key disputes specialist and handles the gamut of mercantile and constitutional litigation; Oly Ayala Romero has strong experience in administrative IP litigation, regularly handling nullity procedures before IP authorities; and Rafael Ayala y Aranda handles civil and commercial litigation, particularly complex disputes for banks and financial institutions. Associates Roberto Islas Vásquez, José Ricardo Salgado and Bryan Uriel Álvarez offer robust support across the full caseload of contentious matters.

 

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.

Mañón Quintana Abogados handles a variety of commercial disputes and administrative proceedings for international clients, particularly from the banking and automotive sectors. The group’s caseload spans civil liability claims, shareholder disputes, class actions and punitive damages. The practice is led by a dynamic trio of up-and-coming litigators: Antonio Mañón, who is particularly experienced in insolvency litigation; Gerardo Quintana Pineda, who is best known for representing financial institutions and insurance companies; and Ricardo García Cordero Sasía, who specialises in bankruptcy and fiduciary matters. Praised for his capabilities as an insurance litigator, Santiago Nuñez is also noted.

Mijares, Angoitia, Cortés y Fuentes S.C. has a strong track record in high-stakes litigation, handling complex civil and commercial disputes with sector expertise in energy, infrastructure and financial services. The group is also houses deep knowledge of Mexico’s regulatory framework and is adept at administrative proceedings, allowing it to handle cases involving federal and state authorities. With a broad range of industry expertise, Everardo Espino takes the lead on commercial disputes. Luis Pablo Ramírez – who co-leads the practice alongside Espino – primarily handles disputes with a contentious administrative aspect, particularly in the energy, infrastructure and construction sectors. Standout names among associates include Ramiro Cota and Salvador Alday, who both provide ample support on high-profile infrastructure disputes.

Müggenburg, Gorches y Peñalosa, S.C. (MGPS) is praised for its high level of experience and knowledge in constitutional litigation and administrative claims, particularly those arising from IP disputes. The group handles a heavy caseload of nullity claims and amparo proceedings before the federal administrative court and IMPI, challenging administrative decisions and defending client interests. ‘Methodical and highly capable’ litigator Esteban Gorches is the firm’s founding partner and has deep experience in administrative law, IP and entertainment matters. He leads the practice alongside Juan Luis Blanco, a junior partner who has versatile contentious experience across administrative, constitutional and commercial litigation. Senior associate Fernando Sánchez Tarasco offers robust support, particularly on amparo.

Pérez-Llorca is a go-to firm for high-profile clients including Google, Sony and Nike, as well as for companies in developing sectors of technology and e-commerce, where it regularly advising on complex civil and commercial disputes. The team handles class actions, shareholder conflicts, and bankruptcy proceedings, along with constitutional litigation and administrative proceedings. With broad contentious expertise, Edgar Grajeda leads on civil and commercial litigation matters; he also co-leads the administrative sub-practice with Daniel Morán. Morán's practice includes judicial review and amparo proceedings, and he is also heavily involved in commercial lawsuits arising in the tech and oil-and-gas sectors. The practice group was further strengthened with the addition of two new partners - Antonio González and María Elena Huerta - who arrived from Jones Day in June 2025. A consolidated group of experienced senior associates includes Ana Rosa Bobadilla, Manuel Gálvez and José Eduardo.

Sainz Abogados boasts an active disputes practice in the financial, real estate and energy sectors which regularly handles commercial and civil lawsuits regarding contractual issues, shareholder conflicts and state liability. The team is equally adept in restructuring and bankruptcy matters, public procurement and amparo law. Daniel Díaz Álvarez heads the administrative and commercial litigation practice, with specialist expertise in bankruptcy proceedings (the firm’s core strength), public works disputes against government entities, and civil liability cases; he regularly participates in complex commercial litigation and amparo proceedings. Álvarez is flanked by junior partners Adrián Villagómez, who handles a diverse range of litigation types in the energy, construction and infrastructure sectors; and Federico Villela, who maintains a practice focused sharply on shareholder and contractual disputes and insolvency proceedings. Counsel Estefanía Sierra is well-versed in handling commercial bankruptcies and disputes related to energy law; while at associate level, Daniel Pardo and Gabriel Nájera are key names to note.

Assembla offers a well-rounded litigation practice with strong capabilities in administrative, civil, commercial, and amparo proceedings. The team advises on strategic litigation planning, from due diligence to enforcement, and manages a growing caseload of civil liability and moral damages claims, including those involving Fortune 500 companies. Juan Miguel Martínez Mendieta leads the litigation team, which often collaborates with other practice areas to support disputes involving real estate, corporate and environmental matters. With over a decade’s experience, counsel Diego Sándor Maurer provides key support.

CDA Abogados handles a diverse range of civil and commercial litigation for multinational companies and high-net-worth individuals, specialising in shareholder and corporate disputes, contractual breaches, real estate matters and civil liability. The group represents clients before administrative courts in matters related to public acquisitions and public tenders and is also highly knowledgeable in constitutional law. Founding partners Luis Cervantes Castillo and Alejandro Díaz Steta are well regarded for their shared expertise in commercial and shareholder conflicts, and bankruptcy proceedings. Alfonso Dueñas is a key associate in the practice; his experience includes representing domestic and global companies, as well as government entities, in disputes concerning contract breach, liability, damages and bankruptcy.

Specialist litigation and bankruptcy boutique Corona & Nepote, S.C. continues to grow its client list across a diverse range of industries for which it handles high-stakes litigation; notably, the team has a strong track record handling cross-border mandates. Leading partner Juan Manuel Corona has expertise across commercial, bankruptcy, capital markets and insurance-related disputes; while fellow name partner and practice co-head Francisco José Rodríguez Nepote leads on matters related to real estate, antitrust and torts, along with shareholder disputes; he also has solid experience in international cases.

Cuatrecasas houses a specialist litigation practice that has experience handling civil, commercial and administrative disputes in local and federal courts, as well undertaking contentious bankruptcy and insolvency matters. The group is particularly active in the construction sector and offers comprehensive advice both locally and - with its network of offices across Latin America - regionally. Experienced practice co-head René Irra de la Cruz is a litigator with considerable expertise in commercial and civil disputes; he also handles international arbitration proceedings. Junior partner and fellow practice co-head Miguel Ángel Ortiz adds constitutional expertise and further strength in commercial matters, particularly in the construction, regulatory and logistics sectors; his previous experience includes time in the federal public sector. Associates Elisa Legorreta and Iván Esquivel contribute to the team's contentious expertise, handling both domestic and international disputes.

Highly praised for its contentious capabilities by clients and peers alike, De la Garza y Acosta, S.C. operates a comprehensive disputes practice from its Monterrey base and is particularly active in the banking and insurance sectors. The boutique firm balances insolvency and bankruptcy proceedings with a diverse litigation offering that includes civil and commercial trials, corporate-related disputes, compensation claims for civil liability, and administrative litigation and appeals against regulatory fines. Carlos de la Garza is highlighted as an ‘outstanding trial lawyer’, and leads the group alongside Raúl Acosta, whose experience spans civil and commercial litigation, along with administrative proceedings. Associate Enrique Tamez supports the team in the preparation of lawsuits, appeals, and hearings, and practices in local and national courts.

The litigation practice at Del Castillo y Castro Abogados specialises in judicial disputes involving real estate, contractual issues and indebtedness, with a recent caseload particularly weighted towards contentious financial-service sector matters. Team leader Fernando del Castillo boasts decades of experience handling mandates involving civil, commercial, construction and insurance law. He is supported by junior partner Linda García de Alba, who is well-versed in bankruptcy proceedings and banking-related disputes; and associate Ana Laura Elizalde, who is active across the gamut of contentious matters.

Holland & Knight México, S.C.'s Mexico office has been undertaking a rebuild of its contentious capability over the course of the last 12 months. Having brought in partner José Antonio Vázquez Cobo (financial services litigation and shareholder disputes; class action litigation and arbitration; real estate disputes) and associate Gustavo Galindo Flores (civil and commercial litigation) in August 2024, the firm has since brought in a contentious tax team from Kuri Breña, Sánchez Ugarte y Aznar consisting of tax litigation specialist Julio Freyssinier Isoard, along with associate Erika Ka-Yiang Wu Estrada (tax controversy and litigation) and a law clerk (effective as of October 2025). They join senior counsel Daniel Jimenez (administrative, civil, commercial and white-collar litigation, plus arbitration procedures), and experienced senior associate Luis Miguel Melgar Fong who focuses on administrative litigation. While it remains to be seen how the new team will bed in, certainly it appears that the practice group now has the skill sets and experience to constitute a growing presence in the sector. Former associate Sofia Alcántara left the firm in July 2024.

The disputes team at Ibarra, del Paso y Gallego offers strong contentious capabilities, with the practice focus spanning administrative, civil, commercial and amparo law. The team has strengths in client representation against government agencies such as Pemex, as well as a deep understanding of public procurement litigation. Heading the practice since March 2024, Pablo Reyes specialises in strategic planning and the negotiation of long-term commercial agreements and the resolution of associated disputes and controversies. Associate Rogelio Flores is highly skilled in commercial and civil litigation and supports across the practice's full caseload of disputes.

Lauded for its 'professionalism', 'extensive experience' and 'detailed knowledge', the disputes practice at Lechuga Abogados handles a broad range of commercial, insolvency, administrative and criminal litigation mandates. The team is routinely instructed by domestic and multinational clients, particularly from the financial services and insurance segments. Specialising in pre-litigation and litigation matters, practice head Salomón Borbón Flores has a strong focus on financial restructuring, insolvency litigation and contractual advisory services. Firm founding partner José Antonio Lechuga Vega, who can draw on extensive disputes experience; and 'excellent litigator' Sebastián López Rodríguez, are also noted.

Founded in 1989, Ríos Ferrer + Gutiérrez is a Mexico City-based firm (with an additional office in Madrid) that is noted for its strength in litigation and arbitration. Frequently instructed by public and private companies as well as leading financial institutions, the firm's client base spans the telecoms, retail, agribusiness and natural resources sectors, among others. Co-founding partner Ricardo Ríos Ferrer is well-versed in constitutional law, administrative litigation, amparo proceedings, arbitration and competition law, and has significant experience in disputes involving telecoms and major infrastructure projects. Julio Gutiérrez Morales, who specialises in commercial, administrative and insolvency litigation, along with corporate governance matters; and Héctor Osorio Chávez, who regularly represents pharmaceutical, mining and companies, and has a strong track record in life science-related disputes are also noted.

Fielding a seasoned litigation team based in Monterrey, Santos-Elizondo, S.C. has a strong track record in civil, commercial, and administrative disputes, particularly across the energy, infrastructure and healthcare sectors. The practice advises both domestic and international clients on matters including shareholder conflicts, property rights and liability claims. With broad expertise in civil and commercial litigation, practice co-heads Luis Mendoza Garza and Miguel Abramo bring decades of experience to the group. The team is further strengthened by a robust partner bench, including Jorge Rivera-Treviño, a key figure in administrative litigation and corporate contract disputes.