Tiburcio moves back to Hogan Lovells Mexico as partner

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Tiburcio moves back to Hogan Lovells Mexico as partner

Joe Stanley-Smith
April 01 2015

Hogan Lovells has announced that Arturo Tiburcio has moved back to the firm’s corporate practice in Mexico City as a partner specialising in tax.

Tiburcio’s work is focused on contentious tax. He is a well-known litigator and is often involved in representing clients in audits and disputes with the Mexican tax authorities.

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