Cacheaux Cavazos & Newton
Address
Boulevard Tomás Fernández No. 7930, Edificio A, Suite 20
C.P. 32460 Ciudad Juárez, Chih.
Mexico
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Member since
2010
PBLI
PBLI
The Ciudad Juárez bankruptcy lawyers of Cacheaux Cavazos & Newton (CCN) are experienced in working with clients involved in distressed financial situations requiring bankruptcy proceedings and/or corporate restructuring. With in-depth knowledge of the tax, contractual, labor and litigation aspects related to restructurings and bankruptcy, the bankruptcy lawyers of CCN advise clients of all sizes in a broad array of industries regarding downsizing, restructuring, or liquidating their operations and entities in Mexico. The law firm has represented creditors and debtors from several nationalities with asset sales, entity dissolution, and design and implementation of strategies in critical insolvency situations. In cases of international restructuring and bankruptcy, CCN often coordinates with its client's legal advisors in other jurisdictions.
Cacheaux Cavazos & Newton is an international Ciudad Juárez bankruptcy law firm with attorneys and practice areas spanning the spectrum of commercial and international law. The firm has long worked with clients in the manufacturing and assembly industry. Such projects typically involve banking, corporate, customs, environmental, insurance, intellectual property, labor, real estate and tax issues, among others.
As CCN has grown from five to over forty attorneys, the firm's practice areas have also expanded to include automotive, agriculture, antitrust, banking, energy, public finance, litigation and mergers and acquisitions. The Mexico bankruptcy law firm's practice areas will likely continue to broaden as business and economic activity in North America increase and become more integrated.
Cacheaux, Cavazos & Newton is an international law firm with offices throughout Mexico in Mexico City, Monterrey, Reynosa, Querétaro, Matamoros and Ciudad Juárez, as well as in Texas, in San Antonio and McAllen. The firm features Ciudad Juarez bankruptcy attorneys who offer significant experience serving clients all over Mexico. With an in-depth understanding of the legal issues facing clients in the United States, Mexico and Latin America, CCN's Ciudad Juarez bankruptcy lawyers advise clients on how to conduct business in the increasingly dynamic, complex and interconnected North American market. This experience extends from the world's largest multi-national corporations to smaller, closely held, enterprises.
The Ciudad Juárez bankruptcy lawyers of Cacheaux Cavazos & Newton provide open and easy communication with their clients. The firm relies on its Ciudad Juarez bankruptcy lawyers, many of which are fluent in English and Spanish, to provide clients with legal advice and strategy. This enables CCN to serve clients efficiently, with information provided promptly, in understandable terms.
Providing high quality legal services at a fair cost is the central element of the CCN philosophy. The Ciudad Juarez bankruptcy lawyers of the firm understand and appreciate the needs of their clients to secure quality services at reasonable rates. To accomplish this objective, the attorneys of the firm strive to maintain an economically sound approach to their own costs. This approach supports another important principle on which the firm's philosophy is based: long term client relationships.
The CCN bankruptcy lawyers in Ciudad Juarez focus primarily on the success and interests of the firm's clients. In the competitive North American market when working with clients in matters of international law, those interests are best served by personnel who are well versed in the laws and cultures of Mexico and the United States. As such, the law firm places great emphasis on training and developing attorneys and professionals who, in providing legal services to clients, take into account the legal and cultural norms of both countries and of the region as a whole.