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Morgan & Morgan Recognized as the Best Company in Its Sector for Attracting and Retaining Talent in Panama

Panama, June 27, 2025. For the second consecutive year, Merco Talento has recognized Morgan & Morgan as the top company in its sector for attracting and retaining talent in Panama. The ranking was based on input from employees, university students, job seekers, citizens, HR experts, academics, and union leaders. In addition to these evaluations, a

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FUNDAMORGAN Marks 25 Years of Commitment to Justice and Social Transformation in Panama

Panama City, June 12, 2025 — FUNDAMORGAN, a nonprofit organization that leads the community social axis of Morgan & Morgan´s ESG strategy, celebrates its 25th anniversary this year, reaffirming its commitment to access to justice and citizenship education as pillars for a better Panama. Since its foundation in 2000, FUNDAMORGAN has worked to build bridges between

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Morgan & Morgan Ranked Among Top 10 Law Firms in Central America by Lexology Index 2025

Panama, June 10, 2025. Morgan & Morgan has once again been recognized as one of the top law firms in Central America, earning a place among the Top 10 firms in the Lexology Index Central America Report 2025 (formerly Who’s Who Legal). The firm also leads the Panama section with the highest number of individual recognitions for a Panamanian law firm. This

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Jazmina Rovi on Maritime Reform, Inclusion & Global Legal Impact – TerraLex Insights Podcast

Panama, May 5, 2025. In this episode of the TerraLex Insights Podcast, TerraLex CEO Terri Pepper sits down with Jazmina Rovi, partner at Morgan & Morgan in Panama, and a leading voice in maritime law, ship finance, and international shipping legislation. With over three decades of experience, Jazmina shares her work in modernizing Panama’s Merchant

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The use of artificial intelligence by lawyers in Panama

Artificial Intelligence (AI) should be viewed as another technological tool that lawyers can use in the provision of their services, similar to what the typewriter, the telex, and the fax were, or others like the email, and legal research applications available on the Internet. When using it, they must comply with their ethical obligations, including

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Recognition of the validity of Venezuelan passports in Panamanian territory and Certification of Status and Electronic Migration Movement

Temporary measures for the recognition of the validity of Venezuelan passports in Panamanian territory. In accordance with Resolution No. 7533 of March 20th, 2025 (hereinafter referred to as the “Resolution”), published in Official Gazette No. 30248 on April 1st, 2025, temporary measures are adopted to recognize the validity of passports of Venezuelan citizens residing in the Republic of

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National Migration Authority creates the Humanitarian Security Protection Permit.

Executive Decree No. 6 of March 11th, 2025, published in Official Gazette No. 30236 on March 14th, 2025 (hereinafter the “Decree”) establishes the Humanitarian Security Protection Permit and sets forth the following: Conditions to apply for the Humanitarian Security Protection Permit: All foreign individuals who (i) are in irregular status within the national territory, (ii)

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Law No. 462 of March 18, 2025 – Key Reforms to the Social Security Fund (CSS) of Panama.

Panama, March 20, 2025. Law No. 462 of March 18, 2025, introduces several significant reforms to Panama’s Social Security Fund (CSS). These reforms aim to rescue the system from insolvency, ensure the sustainability of the Disability, Old Age, and Death Regime, and improve the quality of healthcare service management. From this extensive new law, the

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Morgan & Morgan: Panama Law Firm of the Year in the Women in Business Law Awards 2024.

Panama, March 8, 2025. We are pleased to announce that our firm won the Jurisdiction Award: Panama in the Women in Business Law Awards Americas 2024. These awards, organized by Euromoney plc, recognize women in business law and those law firms that have designed initiatives and programs to support and encourage women and diversity within the legal

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The conditions for granting a stay permit to foreign personnel with a Multinational Headquarters Company (SEM) Permanent Staff Visa and their dependents following the termination of the employment relationship have been modified

The National Immigration Authority, through Resolution No. 4887 of February 18th, 2025, published in the Official Gazette on Thursday, February 27th, 2025, stipulates the following: Duration of the stay permit: The stay permit will be granted for a period of six (6) calendar months to all foreign personnel holding a Permanent Staff SEM Visa, as well as their dependents,