Chambers Latin America Recognizes 36 Holland & Knight Attorneys in 2027 Guide
MIAMI (August 20, 2026) – Holland & Knight has been recognized with 36 individual attorney rankings in the 2027 edition of Chambers Latin America. The rankings span several practice areas in the guide's Latin America-wide, Mexico, Colombia and Cuba sections.
The following attorneys were ranked among Latin America's best advisors:
International Counsel
Stephen Double – Banking & Finance
Katharine Menéndez de la Cuesta – International Arbitration
Norberto Quintana – Banking & Finance, Project Finance
Colombia
Diego Acevedo – Labor & Employment
María Camila Aponte – Energy & Natural Resources: Environment *Up and Coming*
Camilo Cuervo Díaz – Labor & Employment
Juan Felipe Fontecha – Capital Markets *Up and Coming*
Camilo Gantiva Hidalgo – Banking & Finance, Capital Markets
José Gutiérrez Mestre – Dispute Resolution: Arbitration, Dispute Resolution: Civil & Commercial Litigation
Milton Montoya – Energy & Natural Resources: Mining
Estefanny Pardo – Energy & Natural Resources: Mining
Gustavo Pardo Ardila – Tax
Danilo Romero Raad – Competition/Antitrust, Intellectual Property
María Juliana Saa – Banking & Finance, Projects
Julia Velásquez – Corporate/M&A
Inés Elvira Vesga – Energy & Natural Resources
José Vicente Zapata – Energy & Natural Resources: Environment
Mexico
Selene Espinosa – Corporate/M&A: Highly Regarded
Julio Freyssinier Isoard – Tax: Controversy
Francisco Gámez-Garza – Corporate/Commercial: Monterrey
Adrián Gay Lasa – Capital Markets *Up and Coming*
Eugenio Grageda – Tax: Non-Contentious
José Ricardo Ibarra Cordova – Tax: Monterrey
Alejandro Landa Thierry – Banking & Finance, Projects
Octavio Lecona – TMT (Telecoms, Media, Technology)
Humberto Morales – Compliance
Josafat Paredes – Dispute Resolution: Arbitration *Associate to Watch*
Turenna Ramírez Ortiz – International Trade/WTO
Luis Rubio Barnetche – Corporate/M&A: Highly Regarded, TMT (Telecoms, Media, Technology) *Eminent Practitioner*
Rodolfo Rueda – Energy & Natural Resources: Power
Gabriel Ruiz – Energy & Natural Resources: Oil & Gas
Guillermo Uribe Lara – Capital Markets
José Antonio Vázquez Cobo – Dispute Resolution: Arbitration
José Luis Villareal – Intellectual Property
Erika Ka-yiang Wu Estrada – Tax: Controversy *Associate to Watch*
Cuba
Aymee Valdivia – Corporate/Commercial: International Firms
Chambers Latin America covers a total of 19 jurisdictions, spanning Mexico, Central America and the Caribbean, as well as all Spanish-speaking countries in South America. It is one of a series of Chambers and Partners' highly respected, objective and research-based guides to the legal profession. The qualities on which rankings are assessed include technical legal ability, professional conduct, client service, commercial astuteness, diligence, commitment and other qualities most valued by clients.