Latin America Guide 2026 : Guatemala
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Provided by Mayora & Mayora, S.C
Labor and Immigration law is essential to any business looking to operate in Central America. At Mayora & Mayora, we have the foremost experts on the subject, ready to assist on a variety of tasks from drafting an employment contract to advising on occupational safety, and beyond.
Our team knows the intricacies of the latest labor regulations and industry trends in the region, so that the client can focus on managing their most precious resource its workforce, instead of worrying about the legal ins-and-outs governing it.
Immigration law is a perfect complement, and we have helped numerous foreigners gain access to the region and the proper permits to work locally.
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Mayora & Mayora is a respected firm that handles an array of labour and employment mandates for Guatemalan and regional clients across the telecommunications and retail industries. The legal team has noted experience in employee terminations and related litigation, as well as in social security matters and providing day-to-day advice.
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Mayora & Mayora advised IESC on the creation and implementation of its internal policies and regulations according to Guatemalan law.
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Mayora & Mayora builds trust due to their strong knowledge and experience in various legal areas and has a team who is constantly committed to providing timely and effective care.
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Suzel Obiols maintains a strong reputation for her expertise in labour and employment matters in Guatemala, particularly in social security, employee dismissals and labour disputes.
Suzel Obiols is fast and efficient in attending to clients' queries. Her capacity to handle complex cases is strong, offering well-founded solutions.
Labour & Employment
Provided by Mayora & Mayora, S.C
Rafael Briz
Head of Department
Juan Pablo Gramajo
Suzel Obiols
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