Terencio García is the Regional Managing Partner of GarciaBodan, Managing Partner of GarciaBodan Managua (Nicaragua), founder of the firm in 2000 and leader of the energy and natural resources practice of the firm.
He is recognized as a prominent lawyer in Nicaragua, in addition to his leading the first Nicaraguan law firm that has expanded to other countries of Central America, becoming the largest law firm of Nicaragua by headcount.
He has participated in major corporate transactions in Nicaragua, such as the biggest privatizations in telecoms, international bidding for hydroelectric, geothermal, wind energy companies, etc. and corporate structuring of the country’s largest companies and subsidiaries of foreign companies in Nicaragua. He has also led several merger and acquisition transactions over the last two decades, consistently assisting the buyers. His participation in great transactions has allowed him exposure to the most sophisticated knowledge about companies shares, boards of directors, shareholders, quorum of attendance and decision-making, commercial brokers, commercial contracts, commercial registers, shareholder agreements issues, among others.
He is considered one of the lawyers with a relentless impetus and has been working over the last decade towards attracting foreign direct investment to our Central American region; palpable proof is his permanent and active participation as a member of various trade chambers and associations. He has also worked on a number of projects, including the project named “Defining the Legal Figure of Investment Promotion Agencies Network (APIs) of Central America (CA)”.
Chambers Latin America recognized Terencio for Corporate/Commercial and Energy and Natural resources work and clients value his “vast experience and business connections,” in addition to his “global vision of specific matters.”
His deep knowledge of energy regulations has allowed him to advice foreign leading companies, assisted them in their entry to the region, which has allowed him to work in several of the biggest energy projects in the region, as well as his participation in some of the major mergers and acquisitions in Central America.
