Joaquín Rodríguez
Joaquín Rodríguez
Regulatory compliance
Joaquín Rodríguez
Partner of Corporate / M&A & Compliance area of ECIJA Mexico
P: (+52 55) 56 62 68 40
jrodriguezz@ecija.com
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BIO
Joaquín Rodríguez
Joaquín Rodríguez is a partner in the areas of Corporate M&A, Compliance & Data Privacy at ECIJA Mexico. He has over 25 years of experience advising Mexican and foreign clients on international transactions, mergers and acquisitions, real estate operations, project financing, technology law, and areas requiring regulatory compliance, including privacy and data protection. He has expertise in industries such as Information Technology, Media and Telecommunications (TMT), pharmaceuticals, consumer goods, logistics, automotive, and real estate, to name a few. His expertise has been recognized in directories such as Leaders League and Best Lawyers, among others.
Joaquín earned his bachelor’s degree in law at the Universidad Panamericana in Mexico. He holds a degree in International Transactions involving the United States from the University of California Davis, USA, and a Master of Laws (LLM) from the same university.
He has a Diploma in Real Estate Law from the National Autonomous University of Mexico (UNAM) and a Diploma in International Commercial Arbitration from the International Chamber of Commerce (ICC) in Mexico. He completed an advanced course in E-commerce and Technology Law at the University of Cologne, Germany.
Joaquín is the co-author of the book “China Outbound Investments” published by CCH Hong Kong Limited (Wolters Kluwer Group) and contributes to the Data Privacy column for Revista Industria Legal Mexico. He is an active member of the Mexican Bar Association (BMA), the American Bar Association’s Section of International Law (ILS “ABA”), where he is a member of the Mexico City International City Chapter; he was the National Representative of AIJA in Mexico (2003-2006), during which he presided over the Annual Congress in Mexico in 2005. Lastly, he is an active member of the Spanish Chamber of Commerce in Mexico.
He speaks Spanish and English.
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