Luis Giovanni Sosa

Luis Giovanni Sosa

Senior Associate
Mexico City

Email [email protected]​hoganlovells.com

Phone +52 55 5091 0153

Fax +52 55 5091 0123

LanguagesEnglish, Spanish

Practice groupCorporate & Finance

As a tax and administrative lawyer, Luis Giovanni Sosa translates complex business challenges into effective and practical solutions. He advises clients on taxes and administrative litigation.

In addition, Luis Giovanni has been involved in several litigation cases regarding the constitutionality of legal amendments to tax and administrative laws.

Luis Giovanni enjoys the challenges of multinational transactions and effectively gives proper advice through his insight into the legal landscape in Mexico. Attentive to detail and passionate about learning, he has never shied away from a challenge for his clients, whether large conglomerates or start-ups.

Before joining Hogan Lovells, Luis Giovanni worked in several leading law firms in Mexico City. He often collaborates with the firm's pro bono lawyers to offer advice and representation.

Education and admissions

Education

Diploma, Leiden University, 2017

Postgraduate Diploma, Universidad Panamericana, 2015

Law Degree, Universidad Panamericana, 2014

Bar admissions and qualifications

Mexico

Related industries

Consumer Financial Institutions Diversified Industrials Automotive Energy and Natural Resources

Related practices

Tax Administrative and Public Law Mergers and Acquisitions Latin America Regional Practice

Representative experience

Advised one of the biggest auditor firms on challenging the lawfulness of a fine imposed by the CNBV (Mexican regulator).

Advised one of the biggest air cargo companies in the value-added tax (VAT) treatment for its operations in Mexico.

Represented several clients on constitutional litigation related to 2019 and 2020 energy reforms in Mexico.

Advised client on several tax audit procedures related to royalty payments abroad for the use of trademarks.

Advised several foreign clients in starting business in Mexico.

VAT controversy in shipping company supporting the exceptional 0% tax rate.

Advised one of the biggest nonprofit entities in the U.S. to establish a subsidiary in Mexico.

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