Miguel Yturbe Redo rejoins Greenberg Traurig as shareholder
Miguel Yturbe Redo has rejoined Greenberg Traurig as a shareholder in the Mexico office, bolstering the firm's Corporate and M&A practice. He returns from Lottus Education, bringing expertise in cross-border transactions across education, healthcare, infrastructure, and financial services. His hire reflects the firm's strategic growth in Mexico and Latin America.

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Global law firm Greenberg Traurig has strengthened its Corporate and Mergers & Acquisitions practice with the return of Miguel Yturbe Redo as a shareholder in the Mexico office. Yturbe Redo rejoins the firm from Lottus Education, one of Mexico's leading higher education platforms, where he served as its head of M&A and corporate. His return underscores the firm's commitment to expanding its capabilities in Mexico and Latin America.
Yturbe Redo advises clients on Mexican and Latin American mergers and acquisitions, private equity transactions, financings, capital markets, and regulated-business matters. His focus sectors include education, health care, infrastructure, and financial services. He works with education and hospital platforms on strategic acquisitions, equity investments, shareholder arrangements, corporate governance, financing, regulatory matters, and integration aspects.
Expertise and Experience
He also has deep experience in transactions representing public and private investors, companies, lenders, and borrowers across infrastructure sectors and food and beverage. His background includes working on complex cross-border transactions, providing sophisticated legal counsel to clients.
Leadership Statements
"Miguel's return to Greenberg Traurig after working at a leading high-growth higher education platform reflects our continued commitment to strengthening our Corporate and M&A practices and expanding our capabilities in Mexico and Latin America," said Juan Manuel González Bernal, co-chair of the Global Infrastructure Practice Group and co-managing shareholder of the Mexico City office.
"We are pleased to welcome Miguel back to the firm. His return represents another milestone in the growth of our Mexico office, enhancing the depth of our shareholder ranks and our reach," said José Raz Guzmán, co-chair of the firm's Latin America Practice and co-managing shareholder of the Mexico City office.
About Greenberg Traurig's Mexico Office
Greenberg Traurig's Mexico office offers clients innovative, strategic advice and legal services spanning both traditional fields and contemporary regulatory sectors. The office has more than 70 bilingual attorneys who have contributed to major national projects in Mexico. It leverages the resources and reach of the firm's global platform to provide tailored legal services reflecting specific industry and market conditions.
| Practice Area | Description |
|---|---|
| Competition | Leading competition practice in Mexico |
| Corporate | Leading corporate practice in Mexico |
| M&A | Leading M&A practice in Mexico |
| Tax | Leading tax practice in Mexico |
| Compliance | Leading compliance practice in Mexico |
| Infrastructure | Leading infrastructure practice in Mexico |
| Real Estate | Leading real estate practice in Mexico |
| International Trade | Leading international trade practice in Mexico |
| Privacy | Leading privacy practice in Mexico |
| Energy | Leading energy practice in Mexico |
| Litigation | Leading civil, commercial, and administrative litigation practice in Mexico |
| Labor | Leading labor practice in Mexico |
| Banking | Leading banking practice in Mexico |
Greenberg Traurig, LLP has approximately 3,100 lawyers across 51 locations in the United States, Europe, the Middle East, Latin America, and Asia. The firm is recognized as a 2025 BTI "Best of the Best Recommended Law Firm" for trust and relationship management and is consistently ranked among the top firms on the Am Law Global 100, NLJ 500, and Law360 400.
How will Yturbe Redo's industry-specific experience in education and health care influence Greenberg Traurig's strategy for future cross-border M&A deals in Latin America?
Does this hiring signal a broader trend of law firms recruiting talent with in-house operational experience to better advise high-growth platform companies?
What specific regulatory challenges in Mexico's infrastructure and financial sectors is the firm positioning itself to address with this reinforcement?
























