Latin Counsel Consortium Legal, one of the leading legal firms in Central America, announces the evolution of its brand as part of its commitment to continuous improvement and staying at the forefront of the market. With the largest legal team in the region, Consortium has always been committed to excellence and innovation to provide the best service to all its clients. This brand evolution is a response to a constant review of the Firm’s values and principles and a desire to continue offering the best legal services in the region."We are evolving power. We are thrilled to present a new image that represents the dynamism, power, and solidity of our firm...
Consortium Legal - El Salvador
Main Contacts

Diego Martin
PartnerOffices
Antiguo Cuscatlan, El Salvador
Overview
Consortium-El Salvador
Is a firm committed to professional excellence in meeting the need for legal services to the customers in El Salvador and throughout Central America, providing services to major investment companies operating in the region, providing complex transfers and businesses in key economic and legal sectors.
Since its foundation in 1991 under the name Delgado Brizuela & Associates, the firm continues a tradition of providing legal services of the highest standard and excellence by joining efforts of highly qualified professionals from different generations in order to provide a service that focuses its strength in efficient law practice in different areas of law and the combination of vast professional experience, knowledge of current situations of local, regional and global legal and economic reality and the recognition of the required changes in the legal profession the new millennium.
Consortium - El Salvador is composed of 50 persons. Five partners and also a large number of associate attorneys, paralegals, administrative staff that provide excellent service to current and potential clients, local and regional, allowing to meet the high demand for legal services.
Year this Office was Established: 1991
Lawyers Worldwide: 200
Notable
Areas of Practice
Representative Clients
Professionals
Partners

Diego Martin
Partner
Cesar Ramos
Partner
Oscar Samour
Partner
Suzanne Tablas
Partner
Maria Alejandra Tulipano
PartnerAssociates

Felipe Aragon
Senior Associate
William Escobar
Senior Associate
Raul Garcia
Associate
Nemesis Guevara
Associate
Annette Herrera
Associate
Nicole Larios
Associate
Daniel Leiva
Associate
Gonzalo Manzano
Associate
Fidel Marquez
Senior Associate
Francisco Medrano
Senior Associate
Francisco Mendoza
Associate
Millie Miranda
Associate
Carlos Pineda
Associate
Diego Rivera
Associate
Carlos Rodriguez
Senior Associate
Pablo Sorto
Associate
Veronica Tadeo
Associate
Marcela Torres
Associate
Gustavo A. Vega
Associate
Marcela Zelaya
AssociateArticles
Working time schedules
The existence of labor protection shields, which limit the number of hours that must make up an ordinary working day, is a common denominator in Central American labor legislations, and in the case of El Salvador, there is even the peculiarity that these limits are expressly determined from the imperative Constitutional Norm, which makes them even more difficult to modify than if they were established in the Secondary Legislation. The Salvadoran Constitution in its Art. 38 Ord. 6° establishes that: “The ordinary working day shall not exceed eight hours and the working week shall not exceed forty-four hours”...
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Consortium Legal Evolves Its Brand in Central America
Consortium Legal, one of the leading legal firms in Central America, announces the evolution of its brand as part of its commitment to continuous improvement and to stay ahead in the market. With the largest legal team in the region, Consortium has always been committed to excellence and innovation to provide the best service to all its clients. This brand evolution is a response to a constant review of the Firm's values and principles, and a desire to continue offering the best legal services in the region. “We are power that evolves. We are very pleased to present a new image that represents the dynamism, power and solidity of our firm...
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The Development Banking System (SBD) was created in 2008 by Law N ° 8634, reformed in 2014 by Law N ° 9274. As its name indicates, it is a system that comprises organizations of different nature, whose purpose is to finance and promote technically and economically feasible productive projects, in accordance with the country’s development model in relation to the social mobility of the system’s beneficiaries, which are defined in article 6 of the Development Banking System Law...