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Clark Hill Moves Within Mexico City

March 25, 2025

To accommodate growth and a well-rounded roster of lawyers in Mexico City, Clark Hill announced today that it has moved offices within the city to a Class A building located at Av. Paseo de la Reforma #115, Despacho 1502, Lomas de Chapultepec.

Clark Hill now has 14 lawyers in its Mexico City office with practice areas including tax, labor and employment, corporate, banking and finance, real estate, and more.

“We’ve had great strategic organic growth to offer everything our business clients need in Mexico City,” said Alex Perez, Member-in-Charge of the Mexico City office. “This move and expansion reflects that growth and our increased investment into our clients and vision for our future here.”

Clark Hill’s new location reflects a focus on increased collaboration within the firm and with clients by featuring 10 offices, two conference rooms, an open seating area, and a café.

“We’re in a great part of the city and the building has tremendous amenities to enhance our employee and client experience,” Perez said. “We look forward to continuing our growth and further establishing ourselves with clients throughout Mexico.”

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