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SLLM’s Chief of Strategy frames care as an autonomous human right and examines its link to business — a thesis she has already argued before the Inter-American Court of Human Rights.
Through STAR – CI HUB, the firm took part in a forum organized by UNODC and the U.S. Department of State. The central message: strategic trade is no longer just a customs matter, but one of competitiveness and national security.
The U.S. firm expands its presence in the country and strengthens the bridge between both markets.
Diego A. Sánchez-Labrador, Founding and Managing Partner, spoke on the panel “Making International Tax Plans,” setting out the tax considerations that decide whether a Mexico–U.S. transaction holds up.
Marco Antonio Del Toral, Chief Intelligence Officer of STAR – CI HUB, reviewed what is in force and what lies ahead in anti-money laundering in light of the new reforms.
In its 30 Under 30 issue, Forbes México devoted the feature “AI Redefines Legal Work: The Challenge Is Not Adoption, but Governance” to the firm’s model, which combines strategic counsel, proprietary technology and international recognition. “Excellence is the standard on which we have built SLLM from day one,” said Diego A. Sánchez-Labrador, Managing Partner.
A solid legal foundation opens the door to financing. This agreement aims to help more Mexican companies get there.
Pilar Sánchez Labrador, COO, represented the firm before more than 10,000 entrepreneurs. Her takeaway: the decisions that shape a company’s future are made earlier than most people think.
Nearshoring, foreign investment and cross-border tax structuring are the pillars of this collaboration, led by Diego A. Sánchez-Labrador and Josh Maxwell.
A commitment to strengthening the legal structure of women-led businesses in Mexico.
Jerónimo Ocejo Torres, Chief Compliance Officer, led an AI immersion session in the NASA Room — one more step in the vision SLLM is bringing to life in SLLM House.
SLLM’s COO received the award in the operational management and innovation category at the Mexican Senate. For her, the recognition is not a finish line but a commitment to a new generation of women who are defining leadership in the region.
Leaders League Latin America announced the new practice area, led by Diego A. Sánchez-Labrador.
A commitment to Mexico’s children that does not end with the visit. The foundation will follow up together with the responsible authorities.
Diego A. Sánchez-Labrador, Founding and Managing Partner, represented the firm at the International Tourism Fair. SLLM’s presence aims to strengthen Ibero-American ties with Spain, the second-largest investor in Mexico.
Firm associates Miguel Ángel Ramírez and Sofía Ocaña, together with PM Samuel A. Gómez V., took part in the third edition of this forum on the impact of artificial intelligence on the law. The conversation ties into the vision SLLM advances through SLLM House.
Samuel A. Gómez V. represented the firm on the panel “Industrial Infrastructure in Mexico: Cornerstone for Advanced Manufacturing Growth,” alongside Salomón Noble (INTERMEX) and Javier Lomelín Anaya (Colliers México), with infrastructure at the core of Mexico’s position in North America’s production corridor.
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