Marta Loubet Mezquita

Marta Loubet is a senior associate with the antitrust practice group, steering clients through Mexican merger control, cartel and abuse proceedings.

Marta has more than ten years of experience advising and representing clients in all areas of competition law and providing pragmatic, hands-on legal advice.

Marta has been involved in a large number of complex merger control cases before the Mexican Competition Authority and regularly manages local and multi-jurisdictional merger control proceedings. She also represents clients in cartel and abuse proceedings, and helps them conduct internal investigations and develop effective compliance programs.

She has a strong track record leading high-profile antitrust cases in an array of business sectors, including those where technology plays an important role, such as the electronics and telecommunications sectors.

Prior to joining the firm, she worked with the European Commission (DG COMP's Task Force Financial Crisis) from 2012 to 2013 in competition and regulation matters, and at international and local law firms in Paris, Brussels and Mexico City. Marta is an active member of Abogadas MX, the leading association promoting gender equality in the legal sector in Mexico, a lecturer at the Instituto Tecnológico Autónomo de México and a frequent contributor to antitrust publications. She holds an LLM from the Queen Mary University of London and from the Université Paris Dauphine and BAs from the Universidad Complutense de Madrid and the Universidad Autónoma de Madrid.