Hector Coronado De Anda - Shareholder

Location: McAllen Office
Phone: 956-686-2348
Email: hcoronado@mdtlaw.com

Experience
Mr. Coronado-De Anda is a lawyer licensed to practice in Mexico, and assists clients in all matters related to their operations and transactions in Mexico and Latin America. Mr. Coronado-De Anda's practice focuses on international and corporate matters, with particular emphasis on projects involving the firm's clients operations in Mexico and Latin America. Mr. Coronado-De Anda has extensive experience of over 29 years in the corporate, mergers and acquisitions, off-shore operations, private placements, direct selling/multilevel marketing, joint venture, distribution and technology licensing areas, as well as in the corporate field. He has advised many non-U.S. companies in connection with their financings in the United States and abroad as well as banking firms involved in U.S. and international financings. For over 3 years he represented CEMEX, S.A. de C.V. -- a Mexican company which ranks as the third-largest cement company in the world and the largest in the Western Hemisphere -- in several transactions aggregating billions of dollars in financing as well as in the listing of its ADR's on the New York Stock Exchange. Among other projects. Mr. Hector Coronado-De Anda advises and counsels clients on cross-border transactions, including a full range of acquisition, joint venture, privatization, dealer/supplier franchising, licensing, and product distribution transactions. He has participated in the development of U.S.-based companies' expansion into Mexico and Latin America, as well as the development of foreign-based companies' expansion into the United States.

Education
Universidad Autónoma de Nuevo León (Monterrey, México) Law School (J.D. 1972)

New York University School of Law (MCJ 1973)

American Graduate School of International Management (Thunderbird - Glendale, Arizona). Management of International Markets and Trade Program (1991)

Professional Associations
The Center for American and International Law
American Chamber of Commerce of Mexico

Languages
English and Spanish (fluent)