Our legal practice is a service to our clients and implies an ethic, personal, professional and loyal attention with a sense of practicality and focused in the achievement of business.

Our work is tailor made and our fees as well: we have the flexibility that enables to satisfy our client requirements and situates us in a privileged position in the legal market.

Our legal practice is focused on business transactions, energy, real state, administrative and regulatory, class and collective actions, cryptocurrencies.

We have a wide array of clients: central banks, social cooperatives, security, energy and financial companies, natural persons, governments and international organizations.

Along the way we have always found people who generously have supported us to grow

As lawyers we appreciate the opportunities that we have received in our professional careers, likewise, we recognize that the practice of Law involves a commitment of reciprocity and support the community.

That is why we carry out Pro-Bono activities in which we share our time, knowledge and resources to improve our society, helping individuals and corporations that have a positive impact on society

José Luis Herrera Vaca

In the professional sphere, he worked in the Senate of the Republic, was a consultant to the Inter-American Development Bank in Washington, D.C. He worked at Petróleos Mexicanos between 2002 and 2014, where he was Head of the International Affairs Unit and president of the Pemex Maritime Group for 10 years. Since 2014, he has dedicated himself to private practice, in the area of ​​energy, administrative, collective actions (and class) in Hogan Lovells; Nader Hayaux & Goebel and in 2018 he founded his own office.

His current clients include mining companies, central banks and cooperative societies, including SMEs, federal and municipal governments; and has had the opportunity to serve oil companies, construction companies, consultants, pipeline gas carriers, gas traders, traditional finance companies, and companies with blockchain technology.

In 2014 he was elected and reelected in 2017 as a member of the Audit Body of the International Funds for the Compensation of Damages Due to Oil Pollution (IOPC Funds) based in London, United Kingdom.

José Luis Herrera Vaca studied law in Mexico, a master's degree in legal sciences and a doctorate at the Universidad Panamericana. He also earned a Master of International Law from Georgetown in Washington DC, USA.

Regarding his academic activities, he has taught the Chair of Public International Law (holder) at the Universidad Anáhuac México Sur; of Private International Law (holder) at the Universidad Panamericana 5 years; in the Diploma in Energy Law at the Escuela Libre de Derecho since 2013. Since he was secretary of the Mexican Academy of Private and Comparative International Law, he has been a speaker at the Supreme Court of Justice of the Nation, as well as Tecnológico de Monterrey, de Georgetown University, and AIPN in Washington, London, and Austin.

He is the author of various publications on topics related to Energy and Maritime Law.

Juan Antonio Ramírez.

More than 20 years of experience in Economic Competition, Telecommunications, IT, International Law, Commercial Law and Corporate Law, Electronic Commerce, Personal Data, Information Security, Government Procurement, Regulatory and Legislative Affairs, Lobbying and Public Policies, serving in executive positions in the private sector in telecommunications and IT In AT&T, Alestra, Axtel, GTAC (Televisa,Megacable & Telefonica) and in law firms, also as Deputy Legal Vice President of the Internet Association. MX (Before AMIPCI).

Doctoral Studies in Law; Master's Degree in Economics; Master's Degree in Law; Master's Degree in Business Management; Master's Degree in International Law; Specialty in Commercial Law; Specialty in International Commercial Law and Arbitration; as well as other postgraduate studies in Regulation, Finance, Human Capital, Telecommunications, IT, Foreign Trade, Negotiation, etc. in institutions such as Universidad Iberoamericana, Stanford, Whittier (California), Pace (New York), University of Chicago, Instituto Tecnológico Autónomo de México, Universidad Panamericana, etc.

He has taught at the postgraduate and undergraduate level in commercial law, international contracting, electronic commerce, telecommunications law, computer law, economic competition, arbitration, intellectual property, among others, at Tec de Monterrey, Universidad Iberoamericana, Universidad Autónoma de Nuevo León, Cetys Universidad, Instituto Tecnológico Autónomo de México, Universidad Aáhuac, Universidad Tecnológico de México, Escuela Bancaria y Comercial, UCA Nicaragua.

He has been a lecturer, postgraduate thesis advisor and has publications on telecommunications, information technologies and economic competition.