The partners, from Norton Rose Fulbright, Ibarra del Paso Gallego and Creel Abogados said they aim to operate a lean and egalitarian “one-stop-shop” for corporate matters in the country.
March 19, 2024 at 06:10 PM
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Latin America Correspondent
Six Mexican partners have left their firms to launch a corporate law firm they say will embrace a lean business model that will disrupt the corporate legal market in the country.
The firm, called Assembla, consists of three partners from Mexico’s Ibarra del Paso Gallego, two from Creel Abogados, and one from Norton Rose Fulbright’s Mexico City office.
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