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Multinationals come under fire in Argentina
Argentina has started up to 5000 criminal procedures against local and multinational companies in the country over suspected currency exchange violations during the economic crisis of 2002. 9 May 2008 | Read
Davies Arnold Cooper makes bid for Lat Am work
UK firm Davies Arnold Cooper has appointed Hermes Marangos as the firm’s head of international practice.  9 May 2008 | Read
Third time lucky for TMT restructuring
After two failed attempts, Brazilian car manufacturer TMT Motoco has gained creditor approval for its judicial restructuring plan. 9 May 2008 | Read

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Brazil may be outstripped by China in IP index 9 May 2008 | Read
US companies revisit case against Mexico 9 May 2008 | Read
Web registration to open doors for Colombian business 9 May 2008 | Read
Foley Hoag spots a fake 8 May 2008 | Read
LACCA sets Central America meeting date 8 May 2008 | Read
Ecuador amends labour rules 8 May 2008 | Read
Chile’s Indura takes Cryogas in multinational transaction 8 May 2008 | Read
Uniduto fixes start-up cash 8 May 2008 | Read
Colombia trademark ruling breaks new ground 8 May 2008 | Read
Brazil likely to change law for Telemar deal 7 May 2008 | Read
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Comment and Analysis

"Now we are lawyering"

Spotlight on Uruguay
Change is in the air in Montevideo, home to some of Latin America’s oldest and most established law firms, finds Rosie Cresswell  7 May 2008 | Read

Where Petrobras and Telmex led

Brazil and Mexico used to compete for investment from the north – but now increasingly look to each other as business partners, reports Enrique González Calvillo, partner of González Calvillo SC  6 May 2008 | Read

Private equity from the inside

Private equity group Aureos Capital has launched a targeted US$300 million fund for Latin America. Erik Peterson, regional managing partner of the fund, and Sarah Clinch, in-house counsel, talk to LATINLAWYER 2 May 2008 | Read

From 27 bucks to US$50 billion

The remarkable growth of microfinance
The microfinance sector is one of the very few able to achieve both financial and social return on investments – not to mention opening up many new opportunities for local counsel, explain Howard Finkelstein, partner, and Brooke Chadeayne, associate, of Akerman Senterfitt LLP  1 May 2008 | Read

Reluctant celebrities

As Latin America’s media turns its attention to the legal sector, Rosie Cresswell asks the region’s lawyers how they like life in the limelight  30 April 2008 | Read

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