Collaborating with global law firm Hogan Lovells

PSYDEH is pleased to receive legal support from Hogan Lovells, Mexico City, through TrustLaw, the pro bono program of the Thomson Reuters Foundation in 2020. The outstanding support we’ve been given is led by attorney Lila Alejandra Gasca Enríquez and her team: José Carlos Altamirano Cano, Tayde Bautista Lozano, Marcelo J. Garza G., Rocío Sánchez Arriola-Luna, Dulce S. Vega, Vanessa Vessi.

Hogan Lovells has advised PSYDEH on various matters related to the areas of migration, taxation, the authorized donation regime, and money laundering prevention. In this regard, Jorge Echeverría, general coordinator of PSYDEH, states:

“Working with Lila and her team, José Carlos, Marcelo, Rocío, Vanessa, Tayde and Dulce means having the support of a professional, skilled, reliable, and proactive team. Thanks to them, we have found legal solutions. Hogan Lovells is a solid firm committed to pro bono work and Lila and her team has demonstrated this fact. They are a great ally and have given their valuable support to the Psicología y Derechos Humanos PSYDEH A.C. team.”

To learn more about PSYDEH’s collaboration with Hogan Lovells, click HERE.

Hogan Lovells works together with its clients to solve the toughest legal issues in major industries and commercial centers around the world. For this firm, giving back to communities and society is fundamental to good business. And, it’s part of their core. They are advocates of justice, equality, and opportunity. Everyone at Hogan Lovells is asked to volunteer at least 25 hours a year as part of their normal work duties. Around the world, Hogan Lovells people are making a difference through pro bono program activities, community investment, and social justice.