Grossnie is an associate at Consortium Legal Honduras. With more than 7 years of experience in corporate law, administrative law, real estate law, and tax law. During her career, she has been an auditor and legal advisor for multinational and national companies, such as Gildan, Walmart, Tabacalera Hondurena, British American Tobacco Central America, Mills of Honduras, etc.; has been an active part in legal processes of sale of shares, mergers, dissolutions, transformations, granting of loans, bonds, clothing, and mortgages. Member of the Litigation and Arbitration practice area; member of the legal team in the process of opening Nestle Hondurenas new distribution centre; member of the legal team in the negotiation process for the opening of Cinemark in the City of Ceiba, Honduras; Legal Auditor of Karims Group; Legal auditor for verification of shareholding in various companies of which Larach & Cia is a part; advising AIG on the sale of the Honduran branch to ASSA SEGUROS.

Bar Admissions
Honduran Bar Association

Education
Training in Transfer Pricing, Amcham Honduras, Honduras (2020)

Central American and Caribbean Convention of Arbitration Centers of the Chamber of Commerce and Industries of Tegucigalpa, Honduras (2019)

Training of the new Arbitration Procedure, Conciliation and Artbide Center of the Chamber of Commerce and Industry of San Pedro Sula, Cortes, Honduras (2018)

Postgraduate in Business Management with a focus in Human Resources, Universidad Tecnologico Centroamericana, Honduras (2017)

Diploma of Conciliation and Arbitration extended by the Chamber of Commerce and Industries of Cortes, Honduras (2014)

Lawyer in the degree of Degree, University of San Pedro Sula, Honduras (2014)

Significant Accomplishments
Support in the process of exemption from taxes and exemptions from machinery or products to companies subject to the temporary import regime and Free Zones such as Archroma Honduras, Mills of Honduras and Geothermal Platanares.

Support in the incorporation and compliance of standards of non-profit entities such as the Sustainable Agricultural Improvement Foundation (MAS)

Support in the process of revoking precautionary measure of insurance of an American company specialized in the use of ICTs, before the Special
Prosecutor s Office against organized crime and the Criminal Letters Court with national territorial jurisdiction in Criminal matters.