José Enrique Cruz Lozano

José Enrique is a lawyer specialized in Environmental, Administrative, Social and Indigenous Law and ESG, with 10 years of experience in consulting and advising companies from various sectors on environmental, social and regulatory issues, proposing strategies and structures focused on regulation and compliance with environmental and social provisions. He is recognized as a pioneer in climate litigation in Mexico, with extensive experience in administrative litigation, constitutional defense of human rights and arbitration trials. He advises various Mexican and international authorities for the elaboration of laws and regulations in environmental and indigenous matters.

As a specialist, he has advised national and foreign investors in environmental, real estate, social and indigenous law associated with the development and financing of projects, including negotiations with federal, state and municipal authorities, environmental impact assessment (EIA), environmental audits, social impact assessment (SIA), human rights impact assessment (HRIA), anthropological expertise, free, prior and informed consultation (FPIC), cultural appropriation, Equator Principles and IFC Performance Standards, health law, climate change, soil contamination and remediation, circular economy and agrarian law.