Ricardo Chacón
Ricardo Chacón
Corporate/Mergers and Acquisitions
Ricardo Chacón
Partner of Corporate/ M&A at ECIJA México
P: (+52 55) 56 62 68 40
rchacon@ecija.com
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BIO
Ricardo Chacón
Ricardo is a partner at ECIJA Mexico in its Corporate/ M&A area with more than 25-years’ experience in corporate and commercial law, mergers and acquisitions, project financing, economic competition, energy, and technology and telecommunications law.
He has advised a large number of clients during his professional experience and has structured corporate transactions and project financing, in industries such as pharmaceuticals, healthcare, energy and entertainment, among others. He has extensive experience in contracts and corporate consulting.
He holds various LLBs and successfully completed Harvard University’s Program of Instruction for Lawyers.
Ricardo is a member of the Mexican Bar Association and of the International Association of Young Lawyers, which made him an “Honorary Member”.
He has been a lecturer in Project Finance at Panamerican University and is also the department chair of that university’s Master’s in Corporate Law programme. He is currently a lecturer at La Salle University, where he teaches Corporate Law, Commercial Law and other subjects.
He holds an LLB in Law (Licentiatura en Derecho) from Panamerican University, an LLM in Law from the University of Texas, an MA in Corporate Law and Legal Sciences from the Panamerican University, where he is now a PhD in Law candidate.
Ricardo speaks Spanish and English.
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