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Over four decades in pursuit of excellence in the practice of criminal law in Mexico.
The Vision
At Carrancá, Acosta, Riquelme, Ibinarriaga, and De La Guardia, our vision goes beyond mere legal practice; we are dedicated to pursuing excellence in the defense and protection of our clients, ensuring their fundamental rights with the utmost rigor and dedication. We are passionate about criminal law, a field we consider noble and crucial, especially in safeguarding what is most sacred to the individual: their freedom. We commit to being tireless defenders, advocating not just for justice, but for the integrity and dignity of every person we represent.
Our History
Carrancá, Acosta, Riquelme, Ibinarriaga, and De La Guardia is a firm that emerges from the union of distinguished criminal lawyers, whose passion and dedication to criminal law have led them to form one of the most respected firms in Mexico.
Each founding partner brings a wealth of experience and specialized knowledge, amalgamating decades of legal practice into a single entity. We take pride in our trajectory, marked by the tireless fight for justice and the protection of the most fundamental rights of our clients.
Furthermore, several of our partners have been pillars in the
academic field, providing fundamental knowledge for the teaching of criminal law in Mexico. Their contributions to doctrine are recognized as essential references, influencing the way criminal law is taught and practiced in the country. This fusion of practice and theory in our firm ensures a deep and up-to-date understanding of criminal law, benefiting both our clients and legal development in Mexico.
Law consists of three fundamental principles: to live honorably, not to harm another, and to give each one what belongs to him. "It is the art of the good and the fair".
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