Latin America - Page 3

Civil law rigidity holding back class action development in Latin America - IBA panel

Brazil leads way on class action law in the region, but others such as Argentina lack specific legislation

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Law firms must stay focused on diversity - IBA panel

Keynote speaker Andrea de la Piedra says that despite increased diversity policies, change isn’t happening fast enough

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ESG issues ‘not going away’ despite political scepticism in the US - IBA panel

Latin American companies are having to navigate a ‘fragmented’ ESG landscape

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Rule of law tops agenda as IBA Latin America regional forum kicks off in Peru

IBA president Jaime Carey and Peru’s central bank governor Julio Velarde headlined opening day’s sessions

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‘I’m very optimistic about the future for Latin America’: IBA president Jaime Carey

Veteran Chilean lawyer discusses the future for Latin America ahead of the IBA’s regional forum in Peru this week

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IBA to focus on Latin American investment and regulatory issues at regional conference

Biennial regional forum is taking place in Lima, Peru and features sessions ranging from cybersecurity to sustainable finance

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InterDigital launches global SEP litigation against Disney

IP relates to video streaming technology, actions launched in US, Brazil, Germany and the Unified Patent Court

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Jaime Carey becomes first Chilean to take office as IBA president

Carey will split two-year term with Italy’s Claudio Visco after IBA approved first joint presidency

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‘Glass ceiling remains powerful’ – IBA takes stock on progress achieving gender equality in law

Award-winning longitudinal study publishes interim report and identifies ‘key takeaways’ from ongoing research

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‘A dynamic international landscape’: The Global Legal Post launches IP guide

Law Over Borders Intellectual Property guide is edited by Foley & Lardner’s Jeffrey Greene

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Class action firm Pogust Goodhead to conduct redundancy consultation

Firm could cut up to 100 roles, according to reports

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Mayer Brown exits Mexico City with trio of partners launching new firm

US firm shutters Mexico outpost nine years after launching in the country

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The Global Legal Post launches international comparative law guide to Anti-counterfeiting

Second edition, edited by Lorne Lipkus, provides commentary on protecting brands against counterfeiting and the grey market

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ECIJA combines with local firm for Peru launch

Rapidly-growing Spanish firm integrates Lima-based Berninzon & Benavides Abogados

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IBA awards honour lawyers for human rights, pro bono achievements

Lawyers based in the Netherlands, India and Pakistan picked up awards at the 2024 IBA Annual Conference held in Mexico City

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