John E. Rogers concentrates his practice in the areas of banking, corporate, international, insolvency matters, and foreign investment law, with a focus on Latin American banks and companies. Formerly chief counsel of Bank of America in Mexico, John has broad experience in bank lending transactions and loan workouts, project finance, joint ventures, private equity, acquisitions, securitization, and international bondholder representation.
John is also actively involved in the development of new financing and investment vehicles for banks and investors initiating or expanding operations in Mexico and other parts of Latin America. He has represented numerous clients involved in cross-border litigation. In addition, John has experience in the telecommunications field, including air-to-ground telephony, satellite communications, and local telephony; and in energy matters, including natural gas distribution and transportation.
A resident of Mexico for over 20 years, John served as Partner-in-Charge of the firm's Mexico City office from 2001 to 2007. He returned to the U.S. to launch the firm's New York office (2007), and after successfully establishing that location, rejoined the Mexico City office (2012). In many matters, he works closely with attorneys admitted to practice Mexican law, including those with whom the firm is affiliated through Clark Hill Strasburger & PBP, S.C. (see more here).
