Juan advises clients across a wide range of industries on business and corporate matters involving cross-border structuring, mergers and acquisitions, joint ventures, corporate reorganizations, corporate governance, compliance, and commercial contracting. His practice includes guiding clients through transactions that involve Mexican entities, assets, or real property, drawing on his dual licensure in Mexico and California to provide integrated cross-border support.

Juan collaborates closely with clients to implement corporate and transactional strategies tailored to their operational and international needs. Before joining Procopio, Juan spent more than a decade at a leading global law firm, where he practiced in its Corporate M&A group and later was selected to establish and lead its Foreign Trade and Customs practice in the Tijuana office.

Pedro is a trusted advisor to global families and privately held multinational companies on a range of investments and operations across borders. His practice bridges international tax, estate planning, and corporate structuring with a deep understanding of the global business and policy environment. He guides high-net-worth families with members of multiple nationalities, family offices, and privately held multinational enterprises in structuring their cross-border investments, optimizing tax efficiency, and preserving multigenerational wealth. Pedro also advises internationally active athletes, entertainers, and other public figures on U.S. and cross-border tax matters, including the tax implications of global mobility, compensation, investments, and cross-border estate planning. He leads Procopio’s International Tax practice and the firm’s internal Corporate and Tax team.

With extensive experience across the U.S., Mexico, and Latin America, Pedro designs compliant and tax-efficient frameworks for wealth transfer, business succession, and international investment, ensuring alignment with both domestic and foreign legal systems. His work frequently involves advising on treaty interpretation, pre-immigration planning, expatriation, cross-jurisdictional entity governance, reporting obligations, and the tax implications of global mobility.