News
Minimum general wage in Mexico will increase in 2022
03 December 2021
Paula Corona Lucio
AssociateMexico City
Email [email protected]hoganlovells.com
Phone +52 55 5091 0077
Fax +52 55 5091 0123
Practice groupLitigation, Arbitration, and Employment
Paula Corona Lucio counsels clients – both national and international – on employment and social security matters.
Paula has helped clients handle important labor restructures, employer substitutions, mass terminations, collective matters, and procedures before labor and social security authorities. She also advises clients on how to comply with the Internal Labor Regulations and how to handle employer's registration before the Mexican Social Security Institute. She also conducts general reviews of internal policies to ensure compliance with local laws.
Since joining Hogan Lovells, Paula has also participated in several pro bono matters. Before joining Hogan Lovells, Paula practiced law at other high-profile full-service law firms.
Education and admissions
Education
Law Degree, Universidad Iberoamericana, 2019
Representative experience
Participation in multiple labor restructurings with various companies, consisting of employee terminations, personnel hiring, and transfers.
Analyze companies' compliance with the Federal Labor and Social Security Laws, issuing recommendations to comply and assisting in the implementation of these recommendations.
Establishment of policies, internal work regulations, codes of ethics, and more.
Advise companies on various collective and social security matters.
Participation in various employer substitutions, ratification of termination agreements before labor courts, the Mexican Social Security Institute, and more.
Participation in Social Security procedures, among others, before labor courts, conciliation and arbitration boards, the Mexican Social Security Institute, and more.
