Daniel Haro Garza
Graduated from Universidad Panamericana Campus Mexico City, with honorable mention summa cum laude, with special recognition from the Fausto Rico Foundation A.C., for obtaining the best average of the generation of the Law Degree. Graduated with a professional thesis entitled “Propuesta de reforma a la regulación de las medidas cautelares en materia concursal”, which was awarded with honorable mention by the Universidad Panamericana.
He attended the course on Commercial Insolvency, which is given by the Mexican Bar Association, through its Insolvency Law Commission.
Member of the Mexican Bar Association and the American Bar Association, participating in the Bankruptcy Law and Bankruptcy and Insolvency Litigation commissions, respectively.
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He is currently a professor at the Universidad Panamericana School of Law, Mexico City, where he teaches Bankruptcy Law, Commercial Contracts, as well as Procedural Law. Daniel is co-author of the book “Medidas Cautelares Mercantiles: Teoría y Práctica”, published by Dharma Books Publishing as well as the book “Todo Concursal” published by Wolters Kluger.
He began his professional practice at the firm “González Fernández Abogados S.C.”, focusing his practice in the areas of Corporate, Civil and Commercial Litigation, Administrative Litigation and Alternative Dispute Resolution. Subsequently, he continued his professional practice in the firm “Von Wobeser y Sierra S.C.”, collaborating in various areas of law such as Corporate Law, Civil and Commercial Litigation, Administrative Litigation, Arbitration, Constitutional and Bankruptcy Law, participating in a series of important and sophisticated matters within the national and international order.
Daniel has supported various national and international clients in the diverse areas within which he focuses his professional practice, providing comprehensive advice to various companies and institutions involved in the following sectors: (i) construction and engineering; (ii) banking and finance; (iii) pharmaceutical and health; (iv) real estate and; (iv) commerce in general.
Arturo Carbia Fonseca
Graduated from Universidad Panamericana Campus Mexico City with honors magna cum laude.
Studied the specialty called US International Tax Law at New York University (NYU).
Studied the Diploma in Negotiation at the Academia de Negociación, S.C.
Member of the National Association of Corporate Lawyers, A.C., Bar Association.
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He is currently a professor at the Law School of the Universidad Panamericana, Mexico City, where he teaches General Theory of the Process.
He began his professional practice in the 148th Notary Office of Mexico City, collaborating in the attention of diverse operations such as: Proceedings of Assembly Minutes, Incorporation of Corporations and Trusts, Purchase and Sale of Real Estate, Inheritance Adjudications, and Cancellations of Mortgages, among others.
Likewise, he was part of the firm “Von Wobeser y Sierra S.C.”, collaborating in diverse areas of law such as Civil and Commercial Litigation, Administrative Litigation, Arbitration, Constitutional Law, and Bankruptcy Law, participating in a series of important and sophisticated matters within the national and international order.
Subsequently, he continued his professional practice in the firm “Turanzas Brazo & Ambrosi S.C.”, collaborating in tax consulting and litigation, participating in the elaboration of strategies of diverse aspects related to national and international taxation, as well as handling several nullity trials against tax credits of importance for the national legal order.
Arturo has supported various national and international clients in the different areas within which he focuses his professional practice, providing comprehensive advice to various companies and institutions involved in the following sectors: (i) construction and engineering; (ii) manufacturing; (iii) insurance and bonds; and (iv) commerce in general.