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Uruguay takes step to simplify international business

Thursday, 8th December

Uruguay has joined 102 countries around the world in ratifying the Hague Convention on the apostille, in a move that will make it faster, cheaper and more efficient to do business internationally.
Hermes Marangos

DAC Beachcroft to step up LatAm operations

Monday, 21st November

The newly merged DAC Beachcroft has announced interest in expanding across Latin America, following in the footsteps of competitors that turned to the region after the arrival of major players in the international insurers and reinsurers sector.
Freshfields

Freshfields announces new counsel

Friday, 4th November

Freshfields Bruckhaus Deringer LLP has promoted two lawyers with experience in Latin America to counsel.

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