Mexico City Office

HMLLP opened its Mexico City office in September 2026, expanding the firm’s longstanding presence in Mexico and its ability to serve businesses, investors and families with financial ties to the U.S.

The Mexico City office builds on more than a decade of work with Mexican clients and the firm’s established Tijuana-located office and staff. Located in Mexico’s economic and financial center, the office brings HMLLP closer to business owners, family offices, accounting firms, law firms, multinational companies and other professionals serving clients with interests in both countries.

The office is staffed full time by International Business Manager Khris Gonzalez, who provides clients and referral partners with an on-the-ground connection to HMLLP’s U.S. attorneys and international team. Fluent in English and Spanish, Khris supports cross-border corporate matters and international business operations and plays an integral role in the firm’s Global Private Counsel service.

U.S. Legal Guidance for Mexican Businesses and Investors

Mexican companies and individuals investing or doing business in the U.S. can face American tax, corporate, reporting and regulatory requirements that should be considered before an investment or transaction takes place.

HMLLP works with Mexican businesses, entrepreneurs, investors and their professional advisors on matters including:

• U.S. business formation and corporate structuring
• Cross-border transactions, acquisitions and joint ventures
• U.S. tax planning for foreign investors and businesses
• U.S. real estate investments
• International tax reporting and compliance
• Tax planning for multinational businesses
• U.S. tax controversy matters

Connecting Mexico City with the U.S. and the World

HMLLP’s Mexico City office is part of a growing international presence designed around the way our clients live, invest and conduct business. With offices in San Diego, Tijuana, Mexico City and Singapore, as well as presences in Hong Kong, Manila and Bogotá, the firm can coordinate matters involving multiple countries and professional teams.

That international reach is paired with local relationships. HMLLP’s attorneys and consultants understand that successful cross-border representation requires more than technical legal and tax knowledge. Understanding differences in business practices, communication and culture helps the firm build relationships with clients and their advisors and provide practical guidance for matters that span jurisdictions around the globe.