Ranking 2019 - Chambers Latin America

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This month the Lawyer Top Ranked 2019 by Chambers & Partners Latin America has been published globally. Chambers Latin America covers a total of 20 jurisdictions and covers Mexico; Central America; the Caribbean islands of Cuba, the Dominican Republic and Puerto Rico; as well as Brazil and all the Spanish-speaking countries of South America. The Chambers Latin America section classifies companies within and outside Latin America that perform work throughout the region.

Lawyer Top Ranked by Chambers Latin America 2019

The Chambers and Partners Latin America Awards, based on extensive research, celebrate excellence throughout the legal profession. Our congratulations go also to the winners of this year and to all the firms nominated for these awards.

Practice areas

With nearly 30 years of practicing Law, Mr. Zozayacorrea’s practice covers Mergers & Acquisitions, Business Law, Transactional, Foreign Investment, Private Equity, Finance and other matters related to Economic matters. He also advises clients on alternative dispute resolution methods and provides assistance in Corporate and Financial restructuring and Government contracts. Mr. Zozayacorrea’s client base includes companies in the medical, pharmaceutical, environmental, food, auto parts, manufacturing in general and agro industries.

This Individual's Commentary
in Chambers Latin America 2019

In this period, Mr. José Miguel Zozayacorrea has been recognized in two practices:

México, Corporativo / M & A


México, General Business Law: Guadalajara


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