Daniella Ramírez

Competition and Antitrust

Daniella Ramírez is a Partner in Cuatrecasas’ Competition & Foreign Investment practice in Mexico. She advises domestic and international clients on complex antitrust and regulatory matters, drawing on extensive experience gained in both the public and private sectors. Her unique background provides her with a comprehensive understanding of competition enforcement, regulatory frameworks, and the decision-making processes of Mexican authorities.

Daniella regularly advises clients on merger control filings, investigations involving monopolistic practices, special procedures, and litigation before competition authorities. She also has significant experience designing and implementing strategies to ensure compliance with remedies, commitments, and conditions imposed in merger clearance decisions.

Before entering private practice, Daniella held positions at Mexico’s Federal Economic Competition Commission (COFECE) and the Federal Telecommunications Institute (IFT). This experience gives her valuable insight into the regulatory approach and enforcement priorities of Mexican competition authorities, enabling her to provide strategic, pragmatic, and business-oriented advice.

Throughout her career, she has participated in high-profile merger notifications and competition investigations across a wide range of industries, advising clients on sophisticated and business-critical matters. Her practice is recognized for delivering practical and results-driven solutions in highly regulated and complex scenarios.

Client Quotes:

"Daniella Ramírez provides diligent follow-ups and meticulous analyses on competition matters."

"Daniella Ramírez is a detail oriented and very responsive competition lawyer."