Daniel González Estrada

• Advised Grupo Cox (Cox), a leading Spanish multinational water and energy company, in its acquisition of Iberdrola’s power generation assets in Mexico for US$4.2 billion
• Represented a shareholder of a large Mexican airport operating group in connection with major litigation related to a Mexican company's wrongful acquisition of more than the 10 percent of the ownership of shares
• Represented Mexico tier-1 construction company in a corporate and shareholder's judicial dispute in connection with two major infrastructure projects
• Advised a major pharmaceutical multinational company in connection with a commercial dispute under a supply and distribution agreement. The matter included several remedies and motions before the Supreme Court of Justice of Mexico
• Led the judicial proceeding on behalf of a shareholder of a major Mexican construction company in connection with annulment of contracts and wrongful actions executed by subsidiary companies

• Co-author, "Mexico: Enforcement of Judgements in Civil and Commercial Matters," Legal500
• "Doing Business in Mexico: Chambers Guide 2024," July 2024
• "The National Code of Civil and Family Procedures comes into force," June 2023
• "Doing Business in Mexico: Chambers Guide 2023," July 2023
• "Doing Business in Mexico: Chambers Guide 2022," August 2022
• Co-author, "Force Majeure of Covid-19 under Mexican Law?," February 2020
• Co-author, "Enforcement of Judgments 2021 Q&A Mexico," Chambers

Before joining DLA Piper, Daniel served as an associate at a local law firm focused on civil and commercial litigation. He assisted in the preparation of amparo trials before federal courts, tribunals and the Supreme Court of Justice.

From 2008 to 2010, he served as the federal trials director of the general attorney's office.

Among other activities, Daniel has litigated and monitored trials related to national interests on behalf of both plaintiffs and defendants. He has additionally acted as counsel on behalf of various federal agencies and entities and has actively participated in the defense of the federal government within patrimonial liability proceedings regarding irregular activities of administrative public servants.

From 2011 to 2021, he practiced at the Mexico City office of a global law firm, co-leading the civil and commercial disputes practice, advising and representing major global companies within commercial and bankruptcy trials, and advising on amparo proceedings.