Dentons earns increased rankings in Chambers Latin America 2027

Dentons, the world's largest global law firm, has achieved 184 total rankings covering 14 jurisdictions in this year's Chambers Latin America guide.

Dentons lawyers earned 124 individual rankings - an 8% increase - as well as 60 practice/sector rankings.

Overall, Dentons secured 50 new and improved rankings in practices and sectors including Arbitration, Banking & Finance, Competition/Antitrust, Compliance, Corporate/Commercial, Corporate/M&A, Dispute Resolution, Energy & Natural Resources, Environment, Intellectual Property, Labor & Employment, Projects, Real Estate, Tax and Water Rights, and White-Collar Crime.

Furthermore, Dentons offices in the Caribbean were recognized across multiple jurisdictions in the most recent edition of Chambers Global, while Dentons' strategic alliance in Brazil, Vella Pugliese Buosi and Guidoni, is highly ranked in the Chambers Brazil directory.

Throughout Latin America and the Caribbean, legal directories endorse Dentons teams based in Argentina, Bolivia, Brazil, Chile, Colombia, Costa Rica, Ecuador, El Salvador, Guatemala, Honduras, Mexico, Nicaragua, Panama, Peru, Uruguay and Venezuela, as well as in Anguilla, Antigua & Barbuda, Barbados, British Virgin Islands, Cayman Islands, Dominica, Grenada, Guyana, Jamaica, Montserrat, St. Kitts & Nevis, St. Lucia, St. Vincent and the Grenadines, Trinidad & Tobago, and Turks & Caicos.

"We are grateful to our clients for the trust they continue to place in Dentons," said Paloma Gomez, Dentons Region CEO for Latin America and the Caribbean. "Our improved recognition in this year's Chambers rankings reflects the strength of our dedicated teams across the region and their commitment to delivering practical, high-quality advice that helps clients achieve their goals across a broad range of practices and sectors. We are proud to support our clients with our connected capabilities across Latin America and the Caribbean, wherever they do business."

Dentons lawyers ranked in Chambers guides across Latin America and the Caribbean include:

Chambers Latin America 2027:

Argentina

• Juan Larrouy (Labour & Employment)

Bolivia

• Enrique Barrios (Corporate/Commercial; Energy & Natural Resources)
• Mauricio Dalman (Tax)
• Ramiro Guevara (Banking & Finance; Corporate/Commercial)
• Primitivo Gutiérrez (Labour & Employment)
• Luis Gutierrez (Labour & Employment)
• Jorge Luis Inchauste (Corporate/Commercial)
• Belén Montes (Tax)
• Rodrigo Rivera (Dispute Resolution)

Chile

• Marcelo Alarcón (Dispute Resolution: Litigation)
• Enrique Benítez (Energy & Natural Resources)
• Pauline Chiffelle (Energy & Natural Resources)
• Daniel Cristi (Real Estate)
• Luis Izquierdo (Banking & Finance; Corporate/M&A: Highly Regarded)
• José Manuel Larraín (Projects)
• Mercedes Londoño (Intellectual Property)
• Andrés Marin (Compliance)
• José Ignacio Morán (Environment; Environment: Water Rights; Energy & Natural Resources: Mining)
• Gonzalo Nieto (Energy & Natural Resources: Mining)
• Juan Pablo Orellana (Tax)
• Felipe Rencoret (Banking & Finance; Corporate/M&A: Highly Regarded)
• Santiago Ried (Competition / Antitrust)
• Carolina del Rio (Intellectual Property)
• Rodrigo Sanhueza (Labour & Employment)
• Cristián Vial (Environment; Environment: Water Rights)
• José Domingo Villanueva (Environment)

Colombia

• Felipe Alarcón (Capital Markets)
• María Paula Álvarez (Real Estate)
• Lorena Arámbula (Labour & Employment)
• Mauricio Borrero (Corporate/M&A)
• Eduardo Cárdenas (Corporate/M&A)
• Bernardo P Cárdenas Martínez (Banking & Finance)
• Camilo Cortés (Tax)
• Juanita Acosta Gómez (Intellectual Property; TMT)
• Luz Helena Adarve Gómez (Intellectual Property)
• Santiago González (Energy & Natural Resources)
• Pablo Jaramillo (Projects)
• Ernesto López (Tax)
• María Margarita Lorduy (Energy & Natural Resources: Environment)
• Laura Mateus (Labour & Employment)
• Santiago Miramón (Corporate/M&A)
• Jorge Neher (Energy & Natural Resources: Mining)
• Hernán Rodríguez (Energy & Natural Resources: Mining)
• Carmen Sanabria (Tax)
• Andrés Fernández de Soto (Dispute Resolution: Arbitration; Dispute Resolution: Civil & Commercial Litigation)
• James Valdiri (Energy & Natural Resources: Mining)
• Paula Vejarano (Dispute Resolution: Arbitration; Dispute Resolution: Civil & Commercial Litigation)
• Ximena Zuleta (Competition/Antitrust; Public Law)

Costa Rica

• Roy de Jesús Herrera (Dispute Resolution)
• Anna Karina Jiménez (Labour & Employment)
• José Antonio Muñoz (Corporate/M&A)
• Eduardo Zúñiga (Real Estate)

Ecuador

• Patricia Andrade (Labour & Employment)
• Verónica Chiriboga (Intellectual Property)
• Mónica Cortez (Intellectual Property)
• Verónica Mieles (Real Estate)
• Gabriel Solis (Banking & Finance)
• Leyre Suárez (Dispute Resolution)

El Salvador

• David Aguilar (Corporate/Commercial)
• Daniel Martínez (Corporate/Commercial)
• Ricardo Milla (Corporate/Commercial)

Guatemala

• Gabriela Gándara (Intellectual Property)
• María José Huertas (Intellectual Property)

Honduras

• Arturo Zacapa (Intellectual Property)
• Gustavo Zacapa (Intellectual Property)

Mexico

• Amanda Valdez (Energy & Natural Resources: Oil & Gas; Power; Projects)
• Rogelio López Velarde (Energy & Natural Resources: Oil & Gas)

Nicaragua

• Edgard Torres (Dispute Resolution; Corporate/Commercial)

Peru

• Manuel Barrios (Corporate/M&A)
• Claudio Cajina (Dispute Resolution: Litigation)
• Max Carneiro (Projects)
• Pamela Duffy (Labour & Employment)
• Julio Gallo (Corporate/M&A)
• Augusto Iberico (Banking & Finance)
• Victor Miranda (Public Law)
• Fernando Pickmann (Energy & Natural Resources: Mining)
• Ignacio Lopez de Romaña (Banking & Finance)
• Sandra Lorca (Corporate/M&A)
• Edward Sanchez (White-Collar Crime)
• Jaime Zegarra (Labour & Employment)

Uruguay

• Lucía Aguerre (Intellectual Property)
• Nicolás Herrera Alonso (Banking & Finance; Corporate/M&A)
• Fernando Jiménez de Aréchaga (Jr.) (Banking & Finance; Corporate/M&A; Projects & Energy)
• Carolina Bianchi (Projects & Energy)
• Nicolás Brause (Dispute Resolution)
• Virginia Brause (Corporate/M&A)
• Daniela De Castro (Corporate/M&A; Projects & Energy)
• Ignacio Demarco (Labour & Employment)
• Jimena Gonzalez (Corporate/M&A)
• Martin Montoro (Tax)
• Mariela Ruanova (Banking & Finance; Dispute Resolution)
• Diego R Viana (Labour & Employment)

Venezuela

• Yanet Aguiar (Labour & Employment)
• Ramón Alvins (Dispute Resolution)
• Luis Ernesto Andueza (Public Law)
• Sergio Casinelli (Corporate/M&A; Energy & Natural Resources)
• Oscar Cunto (Tax)
• Daniela Jaimes (Energy & Natural Resources)
• Rubén Eduardo Luján (Banking & Finance)
• Eirys Mata (Labour & Employment)
• Juan Andrés Osorio (Tax)
• Juan Carlos Pró-Rísquez (Labour & Employment)
• Esther Cecilia Blondet Serfaty (Labour & Employment)
• Moisés Vallenilla (Tax)

Chambers Brazil 2026 and Chambers Global 2026:

Brazil

• Antonio Carlos Guidoni Filho (Tax: Litigation and Tax Non-contentious)
• Gabriella Maranesi Najjar (Banking & Finance)
• Antonio Celso Fonseca Pugliese (Dispute Resolution: Litigation)
• Denise Salles (Banking & Finance: Regulatory)
• Rodrigo Vella (Corporate/M&A)

Caribbean-wide

• Dustin Delany (Corporate/Commercial)

Antigua & Barbuda

• Dustin Delany (General Business Law)

Barbados

• Dustin Delany (General Business Law)
• Erica Marshall-Forde (General Business Law)

British Virgin Islands

• Stuart Bruce (Corporate & Finance incl. Investment Funds)

Cayman Islands

• Len de Vries (Real Estate)

Guyana

• Jaya Singh-Backreedy (General Business Law)

St. Vincent and the Grenadines

• LaKeisha K. John-Farrell (General Business Law)

Trinidad & Tobago

• Shalini Campbell (General Business Law: Dispute Resolution)
• Odette Clarke (General Business Law)
• Mandisa Regrello (General Business Law)

Turks & Caicos

• Conrad Griffiths (General Business Law: Dispute Resolution)
• David Cadman (General Business Law: Dispute Resolution)

Complete Chambers Latin America rankings can be found here.

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