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Global Investigations Review has announced its ranking from GIR 100: The world´s leading investigations practices revealed. Von Wobeser & Sierra and our partner are recognized in the ranking by GIR 100 (100 firms/lawyers more important around the world).
Fernando Carreño Nuñez de Alvarez at Von Wobeser y Sierra SC in Mexico City states this investigation highlights COFECE is no longer focused only on cartel investigations. Instead the commission is also interested in investigating potential by-effect infringements.
Von Wobeser & Sierra SC in Mexico City has helped Indian Automotive parts supplier Samvardhana Motherson issue notes worth US $300 million to repay debt.
Von Wobeser & Sierra, S.C advised to Valeo in the acquisition of Bain Capital owner of FTE.
French car parts supplier Valeo has hired four offices from German firm Gleiss Lutz and Von Wobeser y Sierra SC in Mexico City to complete the Mexican leg of its global acquisition of German clutch maker FTE from Bain Capital.
Von Wobeser & Sierra has been recognized by Global Competition Review as one of the best firm law in the practice of antitrust law. The position of Von Wobeser & Sierra is Elite the highest position in the publication.
August 22nd 2016, Mexico City
Von Wobeser y Sierra is proud to announce that it has been recognized as “Elite” firm by the prestigious publication Global Competition Review. The publication, conducts an exhaustive investigation in order to identify the best lawyers and firms that are leaders in their field.
Mexico´s competition authority has solid local regulations in the state of Sinaloa restrict competition in freight services, leading to stunded growth and reductions in services quality.
August 23, 2016.
Dear clients and friends,
Von Wobeser y Sierra, S.C. has the honor of inviting you to the Mexico City Global Pound Conference that will take place on August the 25 th , 2016 at the Universidad Iberoamericana.
When overhauling the country’s antitrust enforcement in 2013, the Mexican legislature made the unusual decision to take away thecompetition agency’s jurisdiction over the telecommunications sector – a move that many Mexican competition lawyers still question and criticise, but enforcers praise.
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