Juan F. Bonequi Herrera

Partner

Email jbonequi@bgbg.mx

Phone: +52 (55) 5292 5232

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Professional Experience

Education

Publications

Activities

Juan Bonequi is a partner at BGBG and has experience in litigation, specializing in civil, financial, constitutional, and constitutional remedy law. In addition, Juan Bonequi has experience in commercial law, particularly with regard to corporate insolvency proceedings and commercial arbitration. He also works in the areas of contract law, international business, real estate, and anti-money laundering from a legal perspective.

Juan Bonequi represents the interests of various financial institutions, including banks, insurance companies, SOFOMES, and trust companies, in legal proceedings in which they are involved. In addition, he has served as counsel in commercial arbitration proceedings and in disputes arising from breaches of insurance, franchise, distribution, software development, and trademark licensing agreements, among others.

Juan Bonequi has extensive experience in drafting and negotiating all types of commercial contracts and agreements, including those related to the international sale of goods, distribution, public works, development and construction, insurance, franchising, and joint ventures across various sectors of industry and commerce. In this regard, he advises various real estate and construction companies on their operations and investments in Mexico.

He currently serves as an independent director at Servicios de Integración Financiera (SIF ICAP) and Sura México.

Master’s Degree in International Business Law, Universidad Iberoamericana, 2003–2006.
Master’s Degree in International Commercial Law, Universidad Panamericana, 2002.
First Course for ABC Arbitrators on Small Claims Arbitration, Mediation and Arbitration Center of the National Chamber of Commerce of Mexico City, August 2008.
X Certificate in International Arbitration, Mexican Chapter of the International Chamber of Commerce and the Escuela Libre de Derecho, July 2002.
Bachelor of Laws, La Salle University, 1993–1998.

“Analysis and Implications of the Final Report on the Case of El Salvador v. Mexico—Current Measures and/or Trends Regarding the Granting of Marketing Authorization and Access to Medicines,” a report resulting from the arbitration proceedings conducted pursuant to Article 19-07 of Chapter XIX (Dispute Settlement) of the Free Trade Agreement signed by the United Mexican States and the Republics of El Salvador, Honduras, and Guatemala, Mexico 2007.
“The ICSID Case ARB(AF)/02/1: Fireman’s Fund Insurance Company v. United Mexican States,” an essay on the application of Chapter 11 of the North American Free Trade Agreement (NAFTA), Mexico, 2006.
“Legal Analysis of Joint Ventures or Strategic Alliances in Light of Mexican Law,” bachelor’s thesis, 2001].

Member of the Mexican Chapter of the International Chamber of Commerce, Arbitration Committee, 2010.
Small Claims Arbitrator (ABC) of the National Chamber of Commerce of Mexico City.
Professor at the Escuela Libre de Derecho, teaching the Roman Law course [Obligations] during the 2001 and 2002 academic years.
Professor at West Hill University, Santa Fe Campus, teaching the International Treaties course during the 2006 academic year.
Member of the Mexican Academy of Private International Law.