Pedro DeJesús Jr. has made some bold leaps—from X-ray technician to in-house counsel.
Partners Homero Tristan and Pedro Cervantes avoided the obvious road for Latino lawyers.
“There’s a limited window where you can resolve a claim in litigation efficiently and make it a win-win situation. Past that point, it’s either a win-lose or a lose-lose for both parties.”
From Colombia to Geneva
Showcasing the Fabric of Latinidad
The Glitzy Side of Law
Deal Maker
Making Moves
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Growing up, Terri Giron-Gordon says she “always had to be the lead.”
Some may view the legal department as a squad of naysayers.
“You have to be willing to pay your dues. A lot of what we do requires getting dirty.”
Strawberry Fields
Hooking the Latino Audience
“Going to the Movies,” Part II
Defending a Brand’s Integrity
Jet Setter
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“It’s not easy being green” doesn’t quite compute with Larry Madrid.
Tapping Into the Latino Market
Peeling Back the Layers
Revolutionary Chicago-based group refuses to “act like a nonprofit”