The pro bono effort involved advice to four environmental non-profits who helped redirect $20 million in sovereign debt payments toward conservation efforts in the Peruvian Amazon.
October 17, 2023 at 12:51 PM
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Latin America Correspondent
Lawyers from five DLA Piper offices in the Americas have helped the government of Peru reallocate funds for conservation and protection of tropical forest in the Amazon.
Houston-based finance partner Glenn Reitman and Lima office managing partner Ricardo Escobar have worked for nearly two years advising four non-profits involved in the deal, alongside associates based in Dallas, Lima, Seattle and Washington, D.C.
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Sara Andrews, Ricardo Escobar and Glenn Reitman of DLA Piper. (Courtesy photos)
