About Us
SOLIS CAMARA MEDIADORES ABOGADOS Y ASOCIADOS is a firm focused on intelligent dispute resolution. Our practice combines certified private mediation with Public Faith—which grants legal validity and res judicata force to agreements—together with comprehensive legal strategy. Our certified mediation in Mexico City provides effective solutions, we specialize in alternative dispute resolution methods, bilingual mediation services, and corporate and commercial mediation. This allows us to achieve enforceable agreements, reducing unnecessary litigation while maximizing legal certainty, time, and cost efficiency.
Philosophy
We listen, understand interests, and design solution paths that balance the human and the legal. We act with ethics, confidentiality, and transparency.
Methodology
- Clear conflict diagnosis plus risk and alternative assessment.
- Facilitated negotiation and consensus-building between the parties.
- Formalization of agreements with Public Faith where applicable.
- Compliance follow-up to ensure effectiveness and durability.
Practice areas
- Civil and commercial.
- Banking and finance (debt restructuring, mortgage mediation, negotiation with institutions).
- Administrative and constitutional relief (fines, sanctions, licenses, and government acts).
- Family and community.
- Corporate, corporate governance, and regulatory compliance.
Emma Patricia Solís Cámara Cano
Law graduate from Universidad Iberoamericana, Master's in Human Rights (UIA) and a diploma in Corporate Law from ITAM. Certified private mediator (No. 122) by the Superior Court of Justice. Experience in community and corporate mediation with companies such as Grupo Minero de México, Banca Monex, Bancomer and agrarian communities. Former president of the Law Alumni Association at Universidad Iberoamericana and member of the Illustrious and National Bar Association of Mexico.
Jaime Villa Escobosa
Law degree from Instituto Tecnológico Autónomo de México. Twenty-two years of experience in the financial sector, both public and private. Worked at Banco de México in the Central Bank Regulations Directorate. General counsel of Dynaworld Bank & Trust (Cayman Islands) and Deputy Corporate Legal Director at Confía, S.A., Institución de Banca Múltiple. Served as Legal Coordinator at Citibank, S.A. Joined the newly created National Commission for the Protection and Defense of Financial Services Users (Condusef) in 1999 as General Corporate Legal Director.
José Medina Gómez
Law graduate from Universidad Iberoamericana. Ten years in the public sector and fourteen years of legal practice in civil, commercial, administrative, and financial matters. Worked in the Legal Management of Petróleos Mexicanos as a lawyer in criminal and labor areas; at subsidiary Pemex-Refinación as legal advisor to the Deputy Director of Distribution; later in the Senate as legal advisor to the Commerce Commission; and finally as Deputy Director of Concessions of the Federal Maritime Land Zone at the Ministry of Environment and Natural Resources.
Félix Alonso Garza Roa
Law degree from Tecnológico Universitario de México. Holds a master's in Civil Law and a doctorate in Law and Legal Sciences with more than twenty years of experience, specializing in civil-commercial and family litigation. His practice includes representing national and international clients at all levels of the judicial system, both local and federal. He also has experience in the analysis and assessment of litigation matters, including audits on disputed portfolios for various public and private entities.
José Manuel Guillemot Cesari
Law degree from Instituto Tecnológico Autónomo de México. Thirty years of experience in the financial sector, both public and private. Began his career as Deputy Director of Projects and Development at the National Banking and Securities Commission, then worked as Latin America General Counsel for Merrill Lynch/Bank of America and later as Legal Director and Compliance Officer at The Royal Bank of Scotland. Served as President of the Compliance Officers Committee and participated in the Legal, Certification, and Public Relations Committees of the Mexican Association of Securities Intermediaries. Practice areas: Financial (including Banking and Securities), Financial Technology (FinTech), Compliance, Corporate, Commercial, and Anti-Money Laundering.
Mediation
Psychology, history, and sociology have helped shape a theoretical body on conflict based on clinical observation, reflection and historical verification, the use of mathematical models, and sociological evidence about the costs of conflicts, their causes, and how they unfold and grow. Our legal mediation experts offer professional guidance.
Conflict appears in every sphere of human life and at all times; it surfaces when there is no alignment or expectations are not met. That is where differences and conflicts arise.
Conflict is often seen as something negative, the dysfunctional result of communication. People, communities, and nations have faced it in many ways depending on time and circumstances, finding solutions that—when handled through active listening, dialogue, and communication—become agreements created by the parties involved, turning conflicts into opportunities for growth and moving away from antagonism.
What is Mediation?
Mediation is a conflict-resolution process in which the main parties and/or their representatives, with the assistance of a neutral third party—the mediator—reach mutually satisfactory agreements through discussion and assisted negotiation.
Key elements of mediation are voluntariness, confidentiality, neutrality, impartiality, and the flexibility of the process. Through these elements the mediator seeks agreements that satisfy and resolve the conflict.
Certified Private Mediation
An alternative dispute-resolution process that strengthens medium- and long-term relationships and leads to lasting satisfaction.
Since the reform published on June 18, 2008, Article 17 of the Mexican Constitution has provided for alternative dispute resolution mechanisms as a path to justice.
In Mexico City, the Alternative Justice Center certifies private mediators to carry out this procedure and authenticate agreements so they are binding and have res judicata effect. Agreements can also be enforced through summary proceedings under the Alternative Justice Law (Articles 38 and 50).
- An alternative way to resolve conflict that strengthens relationships over time and generates lasting satisfaction.
- Unlike judicial resolution, mediation allows the relationship between the parties to be restored, preventing future conflicts.
- Under Articles 38 and 50 of the Mexico City Alternative Justice Law, mediation carries res judicata effect, guaranteeing its enforceability.
Our Services
Bilingual mediation services with certified mediation in Mexico City: corporate and commercial mediation, family, civil, and banking matters handled by legal mediation specialists using alternative dispute resolution methods.
- Certified private mediation with Public Faith
- Sports mediation
- Civil and commercial
- Banking and finance
- Administrative and constitutional relief
- Family and community
- Banking, securities, and finance
- Corporate law
- Corporate governance
- Compliance / regulatory compliance
- Anti–money laundering and counter-terrorism financing
- Administrative law
- Civil, commercial, administrative litigation and amparo
Contact
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