Foley Hoag Named to Latinvex 2022 Top International Law Firms in Latin America List
March 29, 2022
Latinvex – an online publisher of daily news and weekly analysis on Latin American business – has once again named Foley Hoag LLP a top international law firm in Latin America. Foley Hoag’s consecutive ranking in Latinvex reflects its recognition as a go-to firm for sovereign States - in particular for the Latin America region - engaged in investment arbitration and commercial arbitration.
Latinvex annually ranks the top international law firms in Latin America, both overall and in 17 subcategories. The 2022 rankings place Foley Hoag at fifth in Arbitration, and 16th overall. Results are compiled through an exclusive survey distributed amongst firms. The final lists are based on factors such as value, prominence and scope of work over a 12-month period, as well as references from clients and peers.
In 2021, Latinvex named Foley Hoag partners Clara Brillembourg and Tafadzwa Pasipanodya to its Top 35 Female Lawyers in the Arbitration & Litigation category and its Top 100 Female Lawyers lists; partners Paul Reichler and Kenneth Figueroa to its Top 100 Lawyers list in the Arbitration & Litigation category; and international associate José García Rebolledo to its Top 25 Rising Legal Stars in Latin America list.
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