Corporate/M&A - Venezuela
Band 2
What the Team is Known For
ARAQUEREYNA has a notable corporate department within a well-established full-service firm, experienced in advising clients drawn from sectors including telecommunications, oil and gas, and real estate. The team's expertise encompasses corporate restructuring, liquidation and due diligence for joint ventures. The department also advises on day-to-day operations, including corporate governance mandates, and both shareholder and commercial agreements.
Strengths
We appreciate ARAQUEREYNA's knowledge of the local market and the diversity of the areas covered. Its lawyers are professional and provide timely and quality responses.
Notable practitioners
Seasoned practitioner Gustavo Reyna boasts a longstanding presence in the corporate sphere. He offers extensive experience advising on a range of mandates, including M&A.
Gustavo Reyna is an experienced and authoritative professional.
Pedro Ignacio Sosa Mendoza maintains a significant reputation as a corporate lawyer who handles a range of sophisticated mandates. He regularly advises on corporate reorganisations and shareholder issues, as well as the liquidation of local affiliates.
Pedro Ignacio Sosa Mendoza combines outstanding technical ability with a strategic vision focused on practical solutions.
Founding partner Manuel Reyna advises domestic and multinational clients on corporate reorganisations and the liquidation of local subsidiaries. He is also frequently sought out by clients to advise on the drafting of commercial agreements.
I highly value Manuel Reyna's excellent service. He is always taking care of his clients, even in challenging times.
Key partner Maria del Pilar Aneas de Viso is well-versed in advising clients from the real estate industry on their commercial and transactional mandates.
Maria del Pilar Aneas de Viso is organised in documentation, detailed with information, and excellent in analysing cases.
Significant partner Pedro Luis Planchart Pocaterra is particularly noted for his expertise in contractual mandates.
