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We’re pleased to share that Ally Law has retained its Band 1 ranking as a Leading Law Firm Network: The Elite – Latin America-wide in the Chambers Latin America 2027 guide. In addition, 12 of our member firms in the region are honored across 33 practice areas.

The recognition highlights the strength of AllyLatinx, our group of 18 member firms across Latin America, and the cross-border collaboration that helps clients access trusted local counsel throughout the region.

“Our strength comes from the relationships among our firms. We know and trust one another, and that allows us to bring together the right local expertise for clients wherever their business takes them in Latin America,” said Juan Pablo Cardinal, Ally Law First Vice President and head of AllyLatinx.

Congratulations to our Latin American members whose expertise, collaboration and commitment make this recognition possible.

Congratulations to our 9 Latinx member firms recognized across 20 ranked practice areas in the 2026 edition of the Chambers Global Guide.

Congratulations to our 12 member firms recognized in the Legal 500 Latin America Guide 2026.

Congratulations to ten of our Latin America member firms honored in 20 practice areas.

US and Mexican authorities announce measures against three Mexican financial institutions for probable money laundering activities.

Congratulations to our seven Latinx members ranked across ten practice areas in the 2025 Edition of Chambers Global Guide.

Congratulations to ten of our Latin America member firms honored in 20 practice areas.

Congratulations to our eight members ranked across nine practice areas in the 2024 Edition of Chambers Global Guide.

Felipe FernandezAlfredo GomezMauricio Jaime and Patricio Yañez share their perspectives in the following article published in Chambers & Partners on the impact of nearshoring on Mexican banking and finance transactions and other key trends and developments in Mexico. MORE.

VGF advised CEMEX, a leading multinational cement and building materials company, in its return to the Mexican debt market, through the establishment of a revolving long-term notes program for up to MXN$20 billion (approximately USD$1.1 billion) and the initial issuance of sustainability-linked notes thereunder. MORE.