Mexico’s SMPS Legal adds new partner

Daniel joins from law firm Basham, Ringe y Correa, where he was a partner for more than 30 years.

He has advised medium-sized and large companies focusing on M&As, compliance, international transactions, as well as business strategies.

He actively participates as a member of the board of directors of several companies, and is currently the treasurer of the International Bar Association, as well as secretary-treasurer of the Legal Practice Division.

He has been recognized by a number of prestigious legal publications for his work as a lawyer in M&A and corporate governance, and has authored several articles and chapters on M&A, e-commerce, as well as real estate, infrastructure, corporate governance and compliance.

Daniel has been involved in the restructuring of ProBono work in Mexico, actively promoting the participation of Mexican lawyers through the foundation Barra Mexicana, of which he has held the position of president.

He also actively participates in various foundations and non-profit associations.

“With Daniel's incorporation, SMPS has increased its visibility both locally and internationally, strengthened the corporate, M&A and transactional practice, and paved the way to position ourselves as one of the best law firms in Mexico,” the law firm said in a statement.

“His integration with our current team is a sign of the constant evolution of SMPS Legal and reflects our commitment to provide more high quality services to our clients,” the firm added.

SMPS is a full-service law firm with offices in Mexico City and Bogotá, with an experienced team of specialized lawyers who successfully advise domestic and foreign companies and investors in transactions in Latin America. Many of the firm’s partners have worked at prestigious national and international law firms prior to joining the firm. SMPS also has representative offices in Calgary and Dallas.