Raymundo Enriquez
Raymundo Enriquez is a senior counsel in Baker McKenzie's Antitrust Practice Group in Mexico City. He was a member of the Firm’s Executive Committee and a previous chairman of the Latin America Regional Council where he also served as the Latin America chair of the Global Diversity and Regional Pro Bono Committees. Mr. Enriquez is recognized as a leading lawyer for competition / antitrust and for business by Chambers Latin America. He served as a board member for several Mexico companies. In addition, he was a visiting lecturer at the Mexican Bar Association and a part-time tax and foreign trade law professor at Universidad Iberoamericana, where he obtained his JD from the university’s School of Law. · Baker McKenzie Abogados, S.C.
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Raymundo Enriquez is a senior counsel in Baker McKenzie's Antitrust Practice Group in Mexico City. He focuses on foreign trade and competition law, advising and representing clients in proceedings before the Mexican antitrust authority, and has extensive experience with merger control, compliance programs, cartel investigations, and antidumping proceedings involving the WTO. He was a member of the Firm’s Executive Committee, previous chairman of the Latin America Regional Council, and Latin America chair of the Global Diversity and Regional Pro Bono Committees. Mr. Enriquez is recognized as a leading lawyer for competition/antitrust and business by Chambers Latin America. He served as a board member for several Mexico companies and was a visiting lecturer at the Mexican Bar Association and a part-time tax and foreign trade law professor at Universidad Iberoamericana, from which he earned his JD. He also holds an LL.M. from Harvard University and completed an extended course on Corporate Social Responsibility at Universidad Anáhuac.
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Education
- Universidad Iberoamericana, J.D. (1979)
- Harvard University, LL.M. (1982)
- Universidad Anáhuac, Extended Course on Corporate Social Responsibility (2016)