Partner Francisco Cerezo was quoted in an American Lawyer (Focus on Latin America) article on November 18, 2013 titled “License to drill.” The article discusses how the oil industry could be at the forefront of Latin American business prospects for 2014 and beyond for law firm leaders. Cerezo is quoted saying, “You see a lot of reform in energy policy. In many countries energy costs are high compared to the United States. There are companies that are doing well, but could do better if energy were cheaper.”
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