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A New Legal Model for Global Clients in Mexico
Los Angeles Times
|September 11, 2025
As cross-border investment into Mexico grows, Punto Fino Abogados is reshaping the legal experience for international clients with a tech- powered, trust-first approach.
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In an industry often marked by opacity and sluggish responsiveness, Mexico-based law firm Punto Fino Abogados is quietly redefining how international clients engage with legal services.
With a presence that spans from Spain to Japan and clients ranging from individual investors to multinational companies, the three founding partners of Punto Fino Abogados—Miguel Peregrina, Erik Rivera, and Adrián Sánchez—are proving that legal trust and transparency can be digitally built and globally sustained.
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