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The litigation and dispute resolution practice at Dentons delivers strength in representing regional and multinational corporations and financial institutions across such sectors as food, energy, building materials, banking and telecoms in high-value contentious-administrative claims (particularly those involving tax), debt collection actions and contractual disputes. The team is headed by veteran litigator and managing partner Edgard Torres and Elvis Martínez, the former managing partner of Munguia Vidaurre Law, who joined the firm in May 2023, along with associate María José Mendoza, who is skilled in commercial and administrative tax litigation. Key support is provided by associate David Sánchez, who arrived from Consortium Legal in July 2023, and who brings both litigation and arbitration experience.
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  • ‘Edgard Torres is a great litigator who is recognised in the country; he is characterised by providing timely and practical advice based on the current situation in this practice area. His greatest strength - in addition to his knowledge - is his excellent customer service and that he truly seeks to be a strategic ally of his client.'

  • ‘The Dentons team has been a great support to us as a company. They are responsible, their response times are speedy and their opinions demonstrate a mastery of technical issues.'

  • ‘They have a robust structure; regardless of the lawyer who assists you, they work together as a team and there is consistency in the opinions that each of the members issues.'

  • 'It is one of the best teams I have worked with.'

  • 'The lawyers in Dentons' litigation team stand out for their agility in dealing with issues or providing possible solutions to problems we might encounter. They always find a way to solve problems.'

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Edgard Torres; Elvis Martínez