Latin America
Littler attorneys in offices across Latin America collaborate to assist clients in their local markets and internationally, handling matters within the region as well as cross-border and global issues.
Many locations, one Littler.
Our comprehensive Latin America practice covers English-, Spanish- and Portuguese-speaking jurisdictions from the Caribbean through Mexico, Central America and South America.
Littler in Latin America
Littler is the largest law practice in the world exclusively devoted to representing management in every aspect of labor and employment law. We serve as a single point of contact for our clients’ global labor and employment needs, helping multinational employers to move their employees across borders, comply with local employee relations laws, and assist employers with such international issues as overseas privacy laws and applying company policies worldwide.
Littler attorneys in offices across Latin America collaborate to assist clients in their local markets and internationally, handling matters within the region as well as cross-border and global issues that extend to the U.S. and Canada, Europe, and beyond.
Covering all domestic and international workplace issues, our Latin America practice focuses on six primary areas: General Labor and Employment Advice, Litigation and Dispute Resolution, Labor Relations, Compliance, Corporate Labor Governance, and Knowledge Management and Training.
The Littler Global Guide
The Littler Global Guide is an online portal that provides brief answers on a range of international employment and labor law issues. Authored by Littler attorneys as well as select attorneys from around the world, the Global Guide covers workplace law topics in more than 45 countries/territories and the European Union. This format draws on Littler’s international practice and experience and enables users to drill down into one country’s law or compile a country-to-country comparison on a single topic.
Global industry and client accolades
Littler and several of our attorneys are recognized in Latin America by multiple publications including Chambers, Best Lawyers, Legal 500 and Latin Lawyer.