Amy Guthrie is a freelance writer and editor who specializes in covering legal news and developments in Latin America. With a focus on the intersection of law and business, Amy's articles for The American Lawyer provide insights into the legal landscape, major deals, and key players in the region.
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Amy's coverage focuses on legal and financial developments, particularly within the context of Latin America. She frequently covers law firms' activities, international business transactions, and legal sector updates in this region.
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By: Amy Guthrie
International Metal Supply Holding says the Guatemalan government has refused to renew the export license for its Mayaniquel unit, which was cleared from OFAC sanctions in January.
By: Amy Guthrie
The trans-Atlantic firm is building out a team of top-shelf arbitration practitioners in tandem with a competitive rate structure for disputes work.
By: Amy Guthrie
The long-awaited trial, fueled by litigation funding, kicked off with accusations that global mining giant BHP knew that an excessive amount of toxic sludge was being held in a dam that burst in 2015, killing 19 and contaminating communities in southeastern Brazil. Plaintiffs are asking for £36B (US$46.7 billion) in damages.
By: Amy Guthrie
The long-awaited trial, fueled by litigation funding, kicked off with accusations that global mining giant BHP knew that an excessive amount of toxic sludge was being held in a dam that burst in 2015, killing 19 and contaminating communities in southeastern Brazil. Plaintiffs are asking for £36B (US$46.7 billion) in damages.
By: Amy Guthrie
The additions come as international companies seek guidance on regulatory, legislative and political matters in an increasingly complex and competitive environment.
"A lot of the clients are saying, 'Do me a favor and meet me in Miami,'" said Michael Silva, head of the Miami Tax practice and co-head of the Latin America practice at McDermott Will & Emery.
By: Amy Guthrie
The office launched in 2015 with ambitions of tapping into the opening of Mexico's oil and gas sector to private investment; those plans fizzled when energy nationalist Andrés Manuel López Obrador became president of Mexico three years later.
The Bahia Emerald, a 752-pound stone smuggled to the U.S. more than a decade ago, is expected to soon return to Brazil.
By: Amy Guthrie
Trade tensions are expected to increase as Donald Trump seeks to unleash a slew of tariffs during his second term as U.S. president in an effort to restore manufacturing jobs in his country.
The London-headquartered firm, which focuses on private capital, has made recent hires to better attend a region that requires significant advice on wealth and tax planning.
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