We help organizations protect their interests and achieve their goals, through political and legal strategies.

We help organizations protect their interests and achieve their goals, through political and legal strategies.

About Us

Sigüenza y Carrascosa is a boutique law firm founded in 2015 as an effort to improve the quality of legislation, public policies and institutions in Central America and the Caribbean. Legislative activity can enable, regulate, or prohibit the activities of citizens. Isolating oneself from legislative action is not an option.

We have operations in Guatemala, El Salvador, Honduras, Costa Rica and the Dominican Republic.

Guatemala

El Salvador

Honduras

Costa Rica

Dominican Republic

What we do

Our team is prepared to help organizations protect their interests and achieve their goals, through political and legal strategies. We have the right information at the right time. 

Legislative tracking and analysis

We study general and specific risks that bills can generate to our client’s activity.

Comparative law and
legislative and regulatory design

We use comparative law as a tool to solve legal issues.

Corporate law services

We specialize in supporting the management of our clients' legal interests.

Our portfolio

We are prepared and have the experience that allows us to efficiently find the best solutions. Here are some of the cases that we have analyzed, monitored and in some cases, also managed for our clients.

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In our firm we have studied these alliance models to determine how to apply them in environmental and public health matters.
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We have studied the regulation of food labeling across the world and, in particular, in Latin America.

The latest on our blog

Find out about the latest in the legal field and public policies in the countries where we have a presence.

En Sigüenza y Carrascosa, creemos que la inteligencia artificial puede mejorar los procesos, pero nunca sustituir el criterio humano, la experiencia regulatoria ni la sensibilidad política que requiere nuestra práctica.
En muchos sectores económicos, las asociaciones empresariales —también conocidas como gremiales o cámaras— han sido piezas clave para estructurar el diálogo entre el sector privado y el Estado, estandarizar procesos, representar intereses comunes y generar cohesión en sectores productivos. La reciente aprobación de la Ley de Competencia en Guatemala ha abierto un nuevo contexto normativo que exige mayor atención al funcionamiento interno de las gremiales, especialmente en lo relacionado con el cumplimiento de las disposiciones que regulan la interacción entre competidores.