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Alejandro González

Alejandro González is a partner in the Litigation Practice Group of the Mexico City office of Haynes and Boone, LLP, with more than twenty years of experience.

His practice focuses on civil, commercial and constitutional litigation, including real estate, shareholder disputes, contracts, collateral enforcement, enforcement of credit instruments, breach of contracts and enforcement, collections, claims for damages, product liability, insurance claims, force majeure claims, arbitration, insolvency and bankruptcy.

Alejandro also has extensive experience in contractual analysis from a preventive litigation perspective.

He has participated in complex litigation, projects and settlements both in federal and local courts representing clients in various sectors, including automotive, retail, energy, engineering, technology, airport services, medical services, real estate development, telecommunications, professional services, infrastructure, government, textile, hospitality, insurance, entertainment, franchising and distribution.

Alejandro has also vast experience in labor law matters, including representation litigation in federal and local labor courts, due diligence labor reviews and audits, corporate labor restructuring, labor compliance and general labor counseling.

Professional and Community Activities

  • Mexican Bar Association (Barra Mexicana de Abogados)
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Education

Law Degree, Universidad Nacional Autnoma de Mxico UNAM, 1998

Master of Law, Constitutional Law and Human Rights, Universidad Panamericana, 2019

Postgraduate Degree, Amparo, Universidad Panamericana, 2001

Postgraduate Degree, Civil and Commercial Procedural Law, Universidad Panamericana, 2006

Languages

Spanish

Admissions

Mexico

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Mexico Enacts the General Law on Alternative Dispute Resolution Mechanisms
February 05, 2024

On January 26, 2024, a Decree was published in the Official Gazette of the Federation, enacting the General Law of Alternative Dispute Resolution Mechanisms ("GLADRM"). The GLADRM was issued with the purpose of promoting the use of alternative dispute resolution mechanisms so that legal disputes can be resolved in a more agile and simple manner without the need to resort to a judicial process. Th [...]