New Boutique Law Firm Mirlo Launches to Strengthen Legal Services Between Spain and Latin America

A new legal boutique focused on international business has entered the Spanish market with the ambition of becoming a strategic legal partner for companies operating between Spain and Latin America.

Mirlo, founded by lawyers Alfonso Carrillo and Jorge Perujo, has been created to provide specialized legal advice for businesses, investors and entrepreneurs involved in cross-border transactions, corporate expansion and international operations.

The firm's launch reflects the growing demand for highly specialized legal services as commercial, financial and investment ties between Europe and Latin America continue to deepen.

Unlike large multidisciplinary firms, Mirlo positions itself as a boutique practice offering personalized legal support in complex business matters, with particular emphasis on corporate law, mergers and acquisitions, international contracts, regulatory compliance and strategic advisory services.

The founders bring extensive experience advising companies operating in multiple jurisdictions, allowing the firm to respond to the legal challenges associated with international expansion and cross-border investment.

Spain continues to strengthen its role as one of the principal gateways for Latin American businesses entering Europe.

As more companies establish operations on both sides of the Atlantic, demand is increasing for legal advisors capable of navigating different regulatory frameworks while providing commercially focused solutions.

Mirlo intends to capitalize on this trend by combining local legal expertise with a deep understanding of the business environments in Spain and Latin America.

The firm's client base is expected to include multinational corporations, family-owned businesses, investment funds, startups and entrepreneurs seeking legal guidance throughout their growth and internationalization processes.

Cross-border investment has become one of the main drivers of legal activity in recent years.

Transactions involving mergers and acquisitions, corporate restructuring, foreign direct investment and regulatory compliance require increasingly sophisticated legal advice, particularly as companies expand into multiple jurisdictions.

For European investors, Latin America continues to offer attractive opportunities in infrastructure, renewable energy, technology, agribusiness and financial services.

At the same time, Latin American companies are increasingly choosing Spain as their platform for accessing the broader European market.

This growing level of integration has fueled demand for boutique firms capable of delivering flexible, specialized and business-oriented legal services.

The launch of Mirlo reflects a broader evolution within the legal sector, where clients increasingly value sector expertise, international experience and personalized advisory over traditional full-service models.

As economic links between Europe and Latin America continue to expand, specialized firms with cross-border capabilities are expected to play an increasingly important role in facilitating investment, reducing legal complexity and supporting international business growth.