Ricardo Salgado González is a graduate of the University of Guadalajara, where he earned a law degree. Throughout his professional career, he has developed extensive experience in resolving civil and commercial disputes, with a particular focus on corporate litigation, property conflicts, and highly complex arbitration proceedings.

His professional practice focuses on civil and commercial litigation, corporate and asset disputes, and commercial arbitration. He has experience in controversies related to corporate transactions, breach of contract, asset recovery, and enforcement of guarantees, both before local and federal courts and in arbitration proceedings. He has also been involved in obtaining and defending injunctions, particularly in disputes involving significant economic and commercial interests.

Throughout his career, he has represented national and international companies in the industrial, financial, real estate, construction, and food sectors in disputes arising from infrastructure projects, business alliances, and corporate acquisitions. His experience includes corporate litigation and commercial arbitrations administered by the International Chamber of Commerce (ICC), and he is known for his ability to handle highly complex legal and economic contractual and corporate disputes.