Cross-border transactions remain a core strength of Aguilar Castillo Love‘s corporate practice, which frequently advises international clients on inbound investments and local companies on expansion strategies. In addition to drawing on the firm’s regional network to assist with multi-jurisdictional mandates, the team has robust experience in domestic matters, with a broad offering that covers M&A, asset purchases and shareholders’ agreements, and commercial contracts. The team has notable expertise in a range of sectors, particularly energy and fintech. Enrique Rodríguez Burchard and Juan José Alcerro Milla co-lead the practice from Tegucigalpa; the latter also handles competition law mandates. Fellow partners Carolina Aguirre Larios and Victor Alejandro Martínez add further depth across general corporate and transactional matters, while associate Ondina María Santos is also active across the full spectrum of corporate work.

Consortium Legal maintains a strong position in the Honduran corporate market, regularly advising leading international and regional clients on transactional and operational matters. Among the team’s core areas of expertise are M&A, corporate restructurings, joint ventures, and compliance and regulatory issues, with experience across a wide variety of sectors, from telecoms and consumer goods to fintech, and financial services. The practice is co-led by José Ramón Paz Morales, whose strengths include cross-border transactions, M&A and reorganisations, and José Rafael Rivera, a key contact for corporate finance mandates. José Ramón Paz Padilla and Gustavo León-Gómez are also active in a broad range of corporate and transactional issues. Senior associates Susan Perdomo and María Alejandra Henríquez and associate José Manuel Hernández provide support across the corporate offering.

Alta Melara & Asociados leverages its strong domestic expertise alongside support from its regional offices in Guatemala, El Salvador, and Costa Rica to provide comprehensive advice on both local and cross-border M&A transactions. The team demonstrates particular skill in the financial services, automotive, and technology sectors; its most notable recent highlights include advising the purchasers on major acquisitions in the Honduran banking sector and assisting distributors of leading automotive brands with their market entry and expansion strategies. Honduras managing partner Óscar Melara, who has additional capabilities in the competition law aspects of transactions, leads the team alongside Melissa Pastrana, who was promoted to partner in January 2025, and associate Paulette Montoya.

Arias benefits from a full-service regional platform, enabling the firm to advise a broad international client base across industries including banking, insurance, pharmaceuticals, food and beverages, and technology. The team regularly handles cross-border M&A alongside the firm’s other Central American offices and also provides guidance on corporate governance, commercial contracts, antitrust, and compliance matters. In addition, the firm’s presence in San Pedro Sula allows it to support clients operating within the area’s free trade zones. Evangelina Lardizábal, who also serves as managing partner of the Honduras office and is skilled in multi-jurisdictional transactions, and Mario Agüero lead the practice. Senior associate Rodolfo Salgado assists on corporate and transactional matters

BLP’s corporate team is regularly the first port of call to advise prominent multinational companies operating in Honduras on complex, multi-jurisdictional transactions. The practice shows particular strength in the technology, telecoms, and energy industries, with extensive experience spanning M&A, corporate reorganisations, and the establishment or closure of operations in the country. José Miguel Álvarez, a noted adviser to clients in regulated sectors, leads the team alongside energy specialist Karla Aguilar. The wider team includes director Roy Zavala, a key contact for regulatory authorisations and antitrust clearances, senior associate Ivis Alvarado, who focuses on corporate, commercial, and banking matters, and associate Alí Ordóñez, a specialist in corporate law and anti-corruption issues. The firm has also implemented an Innovation Commission aimed at enhancing efficiency through new technologies.

GarciaBodan’s corporate team draws on a deep understanding of Honduras’s legal landscape, operating from offices in Tegucigalpa and San Pedro Sula, to support both domestic and regional M&A activity, benefiting from the firm’s extensive network in Central America. Beyond transactional matters, the group offers expertise in compliance, consumer protection, and regulatory approvals, assisting companies looking to establish or grow their operations in Honduras. Office managing partner Vanessa Oquelí leads the versatile corporate practice, supported by key specialists such as Godofredo Siercke, who is particularly skilled in energy sector work, and senior associates Melissa Ayala and Gabriela Aguirre.

Gufa Law is noted for its wide range of experience in corporate law, assisting multinational companies in Honduras with transactions as well as corporate governance, compliance and regulatory issues. The team is well equipped to handle cross-border M&A, working closely with international law firms to provide support on the local legal aspects of complex deals. The energy and telecoms sectors are particular areas of expertise. Managing partner Mauricio Villeda Jr leads the practice, bringing to bear experience in M&A, foreign investment, and commercial contracts. Associates Julia Sandoval, who has a focus on cross-border mandates, Javier López, and regulatory compliance specialist Marcela Barralaga also contribute to the team.

Thanks to its strong presence in the region, with additional offices in Guatemala and El Salvador, Mayora & Mayora, S.C. is frequently called upon to advise local and multinational clients on cross-border M&A, in addition to joint ventures and day-to-day corporate governance and compliance issues. Within Honduras, the firm has branches in Tegucigalpa, San Pedro Sula and Roatán, enhancing its ability to cater to major clients in the textiles, manufacturing, tourism and real estate sectors. Honduras managing partner Odín Guillén Leiva leads the practice, supported by a sizeable junior team including senior associate Andrea Tercero and associates Andrea Pereira, Daniel Fléfil and Pedro Canales.

Central Law‘s presence in Tegucigalpa and San Pedro Sula, along with its extensive network in Central America, underpins its ability to offer tailored M&A and corporate law solutions to medium and large companies operating across various industries, demonstrating particular strength in sectors such as energy, manufacturing, and business process outsourcing. The team frequently advises on the establishment and growth of business operations within Honduras, alongside handling compliance and commercial contract matters. Honduras managing partner J. Humberto Medina Alva, who provides guidance on corporate and foreign investment transactions, Claribel Medina de León, who focuses on energy sector-related issues, and Ricardo Padilla lead the practice. Senior associate Jorge Romero is also a key name.

Dentons‘ corporate practice is focused on advising multinational corporations and international organisations, taking advantage of a broad global network to provide local counsel services to clients seeking to expand their businesses in Honduras. The team is well versed in assisting with cross-border M&A and the establishment of Honduran entities, as well as corporate governance, compliance and best practice for operating in the country. Leading the practice are office managing partner Arturo Zacapa, who brings extensive expertise in corporate and intellectual property matters to the table, and the highly experienced Gustavo Zacapa. Key support is provided by associates Claudia Aguilar and Fernando Bonilla and senior compliance specialist Xochilt D'Siloe Cerrato.

ECIJA leverages its extensive presence across Spain, Portugal, and Latin America, along with its strategic partnership with Taylor Wessing LLP, to provide comprehensive advice to international companies operating in Honduras. The team focuses on the formation and structuring of Honduran entities, navigating regulatory approvals, and addressing tax and consumer protection compliance. Leading the practice are Honduras managing partner Roberto Williams, insurance sector specialist Rosalinda Cruz Sequeira, Jorge Arturo Reina, and business manager Daniel Williams. The firm’s ECIJA Tech initiative also supports clients in modernising their internal legal operations.

Lexincorp consistently supports regional and multinational clients with day-to-day corporate and commercial issues, including corporate governance and regulatory compliance. In addition, the team assists with new business formations and acquisitions of Honduran companies, and the structuring of consortia for large-scale transport and infrastructure projects, thanks to its strong expertise in public-private partnerships. Engels Zelaya, who is skilled in M&A and private equity transactions, Honduras managing partner Benito Zelaya, Nora Amaya, and Sylvia Zelaya, who oversees the San Pedro Sula office, make up the leadership team. The practice was further strengthened in January 2025 by the addition of Mariano Torres, who is well versed in commercial and public-procurement matters, and associates Ela Rivera (a regulatory law specialist) and Carlos Flores (who focuses on notarial law).