Practice Areas

We represent our clients in criminal proceedings and prosecutions arising from white-collar offenses, as well as high-impact non-economic crimes, at both the federal and state levels, before the prosecutor’s office and the courts, acting either as private defense counsel for the accused or as private legal counsel for the victim or aggrieved party.

As a complement to our criminal representation, we apply, in a technically rigorous manner, the tools provided by federal constitutional justice to channel and remedy violations of fundamental and human rights occurring at the investigative and judicial stages of the proceedings in which we act as counsel.

We provide guidance, advice, and representation in both passive and active extradition proceedings, from the moment of provisional arrest through the judicial and enforcement phases of the process. We have appeared before foreign courts as expert witnesses in criminal and constitutional law. Our involvement has consistently led to positive outcomes in support of dismissal requests. We are experts in amparo proceedings challenging acts of authority related to extradition matters.

We represent our clients in proceedings before bodies of the United Nations System, as well as before the Inter-American Human Rights System, in both precautionary and contentious proceedings. We also develop advocacy strategies before specialized mechanisms such as thematic and special rapporteurships, Working Groups, and Specialized Committees within the United Nations and the Organization of American States, in order to bring international dimensions to our representation and litigation strategies.

We regularly appear before Interpol’s Commission for the Control of Files in connection with requests for the declassification or removal of Interpol notices. The Firm has developed an in-depth understanding of Interpol’s operating rules, allowing us to intervene effectively, particularly in cases involving individuals subject to a Red Notice. The Firm may intervene preventively where there is an imminent risk of a notice being issued, or after the fact, before the Commission for the Control of Files and before the authorities of the issuing countries, to request its removal.

In light of the existence of criminal liability for legal entities, The Firm has focused on identifying corporate risks, which are mitigated through the design and implementation of strategies that ensure proper institutional controls.

Through the practice of law and within our area of expertise, we contribute, through Fundación Olmedo y Torres, to conflict resolution aimed at repairing and restoring the social fabric. To this end, we deploy litigation and advocacy strategies in matters of social interest, including the social reintegration of persons deprived of liberty, judicial independence, the rule of law, civil and political rights, and economic, social, cultural, and environmental rights, among others.