Espinosa Jervis Dent (EJD), an Ecuadorian firm, announced its launch with the help of managing partners José María Espinosa Sevilla, Enrique Jervis Dávalos and Pablo Andrés Dent, three lawyers who have joined together to combine their knowledge.
The new firm offers legal services in the areas of tax law, finance, corporate law, data protection, litigation, constitutional law, and telecommunications.
“EJD is a law firm whose members are specialists in the various practice areas we offer. We team up with our clients to become their strategic partners and provide legal services from a creative, disruptive, and commercially sensitive approach,” the firm stated in a press release on its LinkedIn profile.
"We are aware of the current challenges and have a deep understanding of the Ecuadorian market, which allows us to provide commercially viable legal advice, anticipating your needs and mitigating contingencies in a timely, creative and efficient manner," the firm added.
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José María Espinosa Sevilla will head the Tax, Customs, and Investment Law practice. He is vice president of the executive committee of the Young Lawyers Commission of Ecuador and teaches the arbitration course at the University of the Americas. Before founding EJD, he was an associate at the law firm CorralRosales and also worked as a paralegal at the Ecuadorian firm Durini & Guerrero. He holds a law degree from the University of the Americas.
Enrique Jervis Dávalos will lead the Corporate, Telecommunications, and Financial Law practice. He was an associate at the firm Pérez Bustamante & Ponce, taught arbitration at the University of the Americas, and served as president of the university's Law Students Association. He holds a doctorate in jurisprudence from the same university.
Meanwhile, Pablo Andrés Dent will join the Corporate Law, Dispute Resolution, and Data Protection practice. He is the president of the data protection working group of the Ecuadorian Young Lawyers Commission and, prior to co-founding EJD, worked as an attorney at the law firms CorralRosales and Fabara & Compañía. He holds a law degree from the Universidad San Francisco de Quito.
