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Daniela Meana Alfaro

Daniela Meana Alfaro

Latin America 2027

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About

Provided by Alfaro, Ferrer & Ramírez

Latin America

Practice Areas

Daniela is an Associate in the Commercial Department of the firm.

She plays an important role in assisting clients with their daily business needs. In her role, Daniela represents clients before key public entities including the Ministry of Commerce and Industries, the Ministry of Economy and Finance, municipalities, the General Directorate of Revenues, the Maritime Authority of Panama, the Secretary of Energy, and the National Land Authority, among others.

Additionally, she assists international clients seeking to establish regional headquarters in Panama, leveraging special incentive regimes.

Daniela provides comprehensive advice, addressing multifaceted business challenges. Whether it’s tax, corporate, real estate, and general commercial matters, she delivers tailored solutions to her clients.

Career

Master of Laws (LL.M.), Georgetown University Law Center, 2018

Specialization in Taxation, Universidad Especializada de Contador Público Autorizado, 2017.

Bachelor's Degree in Law and Political Science, Magna Cum Laude, Universidad Católica Santa María la Antigua, 2016.

Professional Memberships

Panama Bar

Languages Spoken

Spanish

English

Chambers Review

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Chambers Latin America

Corporate/M&A - Panama

Associate to watch
Associates to watch

Individual Editorial

Associate-to-watch Daniela Meana Alfaro earns strong client recognition for her corporate practice, with notable experience in acquisitions, sales and due diligence matters.

Strengths

Provided by Chambers

  • Daniela Meana Alfaro is very skilled and has a strong sense of client service.

    Corporate/M&AChambers Latin America

Ranked Individuals at Alfaro, Ferrer & Ramírez (12)

Panama

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