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• Puerto Rico, 2009

• University of Puerto Rico Law School, San Juan, Puerto Rico, 2008J.D.Honors: magna cum laude University of Puerto Rico, Rio Piedras Campus, 2005B.A.Honors: magna cum laudeMajor: Marketing

• ADSUAR MUNIZ GOYCO SEDA & PEREZ-OCHOA, P.S.C. is a full-service law firm founded in 1994 by former partners of one of the largest law firms in Puerto Rico. We assist our clients across the legal spectrum as it pertains to their operations, business opportunities and legal challenges in Puerto Rico.

  Our team is comprised of experienced transactional, corporate, tax and labor lawyers with deep knowledge of the local business and regulatory environment, and litigators focused on providing preventive advice as well as strategies designed to achieve results while minimizing risk and expense. We strive to provide insightful, integrated, cost-efficient and practical advice, bearing the clients' needs and goals foremost in mind.

  We have participated in some of the most important and complex transactions and litigation in Puerto Rico. Our client portfolio includes Fortune 500 companies such as Abbott Laboratories, Honeywell International, Merrill Lynch, and Waste Management; multinational companies such as Abengoa, S.A., BP, Gas Natural and UBS; and business leaders in the local community such as Banco Popular, the largest Puerto Rican bank.

  We are committed to providing the best legal services in Puerto Rico on a timely and cost-effective basis.

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