Alejandro Linares
Alejandro Linares
Litigation and Arbitration
Alejandro Linares
Partner of the Dispute Resolution: Litigation and Arbitration practice at ECIJA México
P: (+52 55) 56 62 68 40
alinares@ecija.com
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BIO
Alejandro Linares
Alejandro is a dispute resolution partner: litigation and arbitration at ECIJA Mexico and has more than 25-years’ experience in advising domestic and international companies on arbitration and litigation.
His career includes his experience in enforcing foreign judgments and arbitration awards and his professional practice includes representing clients in Compliance proceedings.
Alejandro holds an LLB in Law (Licentiatura en Derecho) from Panamerican University of Mexico (UP) and a Master’s in International Commercial Law (LLM) from the University of California.
Alejandro holds a Diploma in Business, Mediation and Agreement Construction at the Centre for Economic Research and Teaching (CIDE) and is a member of the Mexican Bar Association (BMA).
He speaks Spanish and English.
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