Foley Hoag’s International Litigation & Arbitration Department, Kenneth Figueroa Ranked in Chambers Latin America 2027 Guide
August 25, 2026
Foley Hoag’s International Litigation & Arbitration Department and Latin America Practice Chair Kenneth Juan Figueroa have been ranked in the 2027 Chambers Latin America guide in the International Counsel category.
The guide highlights the firm’s “rigorous knowledge of local law in Latin America and the ability to mount a solid defence at the international level based on a thorough understanding of the case.” It also notes that “the team consists of assertive, highly-skilled professionals who develop strong defence strategies.”
The guide also praises Figueroa’s “flexibility in working with different states and adapting to our needs and the particularities of Latin America.”
Foley Hoag has advised sovereign and private clients in Latin America for over 30 years, receiving recognition globally. The firm’s Latin America Practice, currently led by Figueroa, is composed of a multinational and diverse team that includes attorneys fluent in Spanish and Portuguese and trained in various jurisdictions in Latin America, with a comprehensive understanding of both common and civil law.
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