Clients Praise Curtis in Newly Released Legal 500 USA 2023

In the latest Legal 500 USA 2023 guide, Curtis’ International Arbitration, International Trade, Investment Management and Tax groups once again secured numerous rankings as well as excellent feedback from past clients, including:

“What makes Curtis unique is the extremely high quality of ALL the partners and the firm-wide dedication to the client.”
“The team is up to speed with current technology, very efficient and result-oriented. Lawyers collaborate with world-renowned experts on technical matters and have a very good grasp of the industry."
“Despite the practice’s modest size, they have been engaged with, and offered superior legal advice on, many of the most significant trade cases over the last 15 years."
“The firm has a very diverse practice with large numbers of foreign clients who have brought varying different potential structures and issues to the firm. The group therefore has significant experience in dealing with a multitude of jurisdictions and issues affecting investors and sponsors from all over the world.”

Many of the firm’s attorneys received individual recognition:

International Arbitration chair George Kahale III was featured in the Hall of Fame for Dispute Resolution: International Arbitration, while in the same category, Dr. Claudia Frutos-Peterson featured as a Leading Lawyer and Simon Batifort as a Next Generation Partner with Recommended Lawyer status for Hermann Ferre, Elisa Botero, Guillermo Ulke, Justin Jacinto, Ariana Sanchez and Andrew Larkin.
Corporate co-chair Larry Goodman was featured as a Leading Lawyer for Mid-Market Corporate.
International Trade chair Daniel Porter and partner Matthew McCullough received Leading Lawyer status, with Jim Durling featuring as a Recommended Lawyer.
Corporate co-chair and International Funds chair Carl Ruggiero and Investment Management partners, Shaun Reader and Randy DeSmyter featured as Recommended Lawyers.
Tax partners Marco Blanco, Klas Holm and Olga Beloded all featured as Recommended Lawyers.