Daniella Ramírez
Partner
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Possesses a comprehensive perspective on competition law, derived from experience in both the public and private sectors. This combination has enabled the provision of advice to clients on complex matters involving mergers and investigations.
Advises domestic and international clients in merger clearance processes, investigations of monopolistic practices, special procedures, and procedures conducted in the form of trials before the competition authority. Additionally, possesses extensive experience in designing and implementing strategies to ensure compliance with conditions and commitments in approved transactions.
Previously, was part of the Federal Economic Competition Commission and the Federal Telecommunications Institute, where acquired a deep understanding of regulatory functions, institutional dynamics, and the decision-making processes of competition authorities in Mexico.
Professional practice at top-tier firms includes participation in merger notifications and high-profile investigations in various sectors, allowing the provision of strategic, sophisticated, and results-oriented advice. Between 2020 and 2021, served as a professor of competition law at Universidad Anáhuac.
Specialties
Education
- Master in Economic Competition
King’s College London, UK, 2019Diploma in Regulation
Center for Research and Teaching in Economics, Mexico, 2016Diploma in Telecommunications and Economic Competition
Universidad Nacional Autónoma de México, Mexico, 2015Bachelor of LawsUniversidad Iberoamericana, Mexico City, 2011Diploma in Provisions and Intepretations of US Law SystemFordham Law School, USA, 2006
Directory Mentions
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Associate to watch, Chambers and Leading associate, Legal 500
Publications and News
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January 12, 2026Annual update: Merger control filing thresholds
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October 6, 2025Cuatrecasas hires Daniella Ramírez as new Economic Competition partner in Mexico City