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Felipe Alonso Creus Parrilla

Junior Associate

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Felipe Alonso Creus Parrilla

Junior Associate

Contact
Woodhouse Lorente Ludlow, S.C.
Paseo de la Reforma 115
Piso 19
Col. Lomas de Chapultepec
11000 Mexico City
Mexico
Languages English, Spanish

Felipe is an associate in the practice areas of corporate, real estate, project financing, and regulatory law in health sciences.

His professional practice has focused on the development and implementation of real estate and infrastructure projects, as well the obtention of financing - Project Finance - for such projects. As part of his corporate practice, he has professional experience advising national and international clients in the merger and acquisition of companies and on the implementation and operation of investment schemes.

Besides, in CMS México he has been involved with the regulatory team - Life Sciences and Healthcare - in advising clients to adapt its operation to compliance with Mexican laws in matters of health sciences. He has also participated in the drafting and negotiation of real estate transactional contracts, as well as in corporate matters.

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Relevant experience

  • Gobierno Federal de México | Part of the group advising FONATUR in the design, structuring and implementation of the Tren Maya project in the Mexican southeast.
  • NAFIN | Legal advice in the structuring of a syndicated financing with Banobras and Mota Engil for MXN 1,400 million, for the construction of Section 1 of the Tren Maya project.
  • Confidential client | Legal advice in the acquisition of 2 companies for the operation of public hospitals in Mexico for MXN 668 million.
  • CELANESE | Legal advice for the structure of a regulatory compliance plan regarding its operations in Mexico.
  • Banverde | Legal advice to Banverde Solar in the structuring, negotiation, and financing of a Mexican JV for the development of distributed generation projects in Mexico.

 

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Education

  • Universidad Panamericana, Postgraduate Studies in Commercial Law, Mexico City, 2022.
  • Universidad Panamericana, Law Degree, (J.D.), Mexico City, 2022. 
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Expertise

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04/12/2023
International arbitration law and rules in Mexico
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Adverse effects of drugs and vaccines in Mexico
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