Juan Carlos De Lucio Carrasco
Associate
Since 2014, Juan Carlos has been a member of the Litigation Practice in the Foley & Lardner México, S.C. office. Juan focuses his work on civil and commercial litigation practice, handling client’s requirements before federal and local Mexican courts, with innovative litigation strategies. As a sample of some of the companies he represents, he works with companies within the technology, construction, maritime services, and real estate industries.
Awards and Recognition
- Recognized, Ones to Watch in Mexico, Best Lawyers (2024-2025)
Languages
- Spanish
- English
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