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The constitutionality of Article 1435 of the Commercial Code (which reproduces Article 19 of the United Nations Commission on International Trade Law (UNCITRAL) Model Law on International Commercial Arbitration) was recently tested when a Mexican telephone company filed a constitutional action for relief against it.

Una de las preguntas más comunes que recibimos cuando extranjeros, ya sean personas físicas o morales...

El gobierno mexicano anunció recientemente la implementación de nuevos incentivos fiscales para incentivar a las empresas a establecer operaciones y crear empleos en la región de desarrollo del corredor interoceánico. ¿

When it comes to providing opportunities for law firms, Latin America seems to offer something for everyone.

Each country has its own tax and accounting requirements. Understanding accounting in Mexico will be an advantage when doing business. Below is a summary of the different legal requirements...

Recent violence tied to the Jalisco New Generation Cartel has unsettled companies and families planning travel there. For years, Puerto Vallarta has been viewed as a controlled destination for executive retreats...

The new "General Law of Administrative Responsibilities", commonly referred to as the "Three out of Three Act" was published on July 18, 2016 repealing the previous "Federal Law of Public Servants Administrative Responsibilities".

Mexico's manufacturing sector faces a critical deadline: by 2030, all productive companies must transition to a 40-hour workweek while maintaining current production demands. This regulatory shift presents complex challenges for maquila and labor-intensive operations, particularly along the northern border where talent shortages, rising wages, and international competition converge to create unprecedented operational pressures that require strategic planning beyond simple schedule adjustments.

Although adhering to arbitration is based on the parties' autonomy of will as well as on contractual freedom, formal incorporation of arbitration into Mexican legislation

El entorno de innovación en México presenta una gran apertura para este 2018. El cambio tecnológico, la transformación social y lo que las empresas y los consumidores necesitan, dictan las tendencias de negocio.

In the wake of the COVID-19 pandemic, in-person meetings and human interactions in closed spaces have become prohibitive in the global environment. As it is customary in Mexico to hold a meeting...

Mexico's antitrust authority has unveiled its 2026-2030 enforcement roadmap, targeting six strategic sectors with intensified scrutiny and new enforcement tools. The program signals a shift toward criminal complaints, class actions, and asymmetric regulation in telecommunications, raising the stakes for companies operating in financial services, transport, agri-food, health, and public procurement markets. What does this mean for businesses navigating Mexico's evolving competition landscape?

Mexico is one of the most competitive countries for investments at an international level, thanks to its political and macroeconomic stability, size and strength of its internal market, and predictable inflation.

U.S. companies sourcing from Mexican manufacturers under the IMMEX program face a critical challenge: ensuring that shop-floor production records align with customs filings.

Mexico's Tax Administration Service (SAT) has intensified its use of expedited domiciliary audits to identify fraudulent digital tax invoices (CFDIs), with three publications in August 2026 alone listing companies whose invoices are deemed invalid. Businesses that received these fraudulent CFDIs face severe consequences including operational suspension, tax liability assessments, and potential criminal charges for tax fraud carrying up to nine years imprisonment. Companies must immediately review their acco

Mexico is an attractive nearshoring destination for overseas companies looking to establish manufacturing and supply operations to serve north and central America.