Daniel Amezquita Diaz

Administrative and Constitutional Litigation

Daniel’s professional practice focuses on administrative and constitutional litigation as well as customs and international trade.

He has successfully represented several transnational companies in the constitutional challenge of various legal provisions as well as in the determination of tax credits by different federal and local authorities, among other types of disputes. Daniel has been a legal advisor in different types of projects to several important national and international import and export companies in Mexico.

He has postgraduate studies in Tax Law, a specialization in European Union Law, and diplomas in American Law, International Commercial Arbitration, and Anti-Corruption, among others.

Daniel has participated as a professor at Universidad Panamericana, Universidad Iberoamericana, Escuela Libre de Derecho and Instituto Tecnológico Autónomo de México, teaching various subjects on international law and taxes.

He is currently a member of ANADE, International Academy of Customs Law and ICC’s Arbitration Commission. He was also coordinator of BMA’s Administrative Law Commission.

Daniel is recognized as an expert and leader in Mexico by renowned international publications, such as Chambers Latin American Guide, in the practice of Administrative and Constitutional Litigation (Public Law). He is also recognized as an expert in the practice of Dispute Resolution: Litigation by The Legal 500 Latin American Guide. Due to the complex matters in which he has participated, Leaders League and Latin Lawyer recognize him as a leader in the Mexican market and a reference in constitutional and administrative litigation law.